Greater North Augusta Chamber Seeks 250 Members
North Augusta The Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce aims to raise its membership to 250 with a drive ending January 14. The campaign is led by membership chairman Kim Ledford and supported by a long list of committee members including Eric Presley Karl Gustafson Lee Sheridan Stephen Posey Harold Bush and others. A chamber spokesman cites strong growth in the Golden Triangle area Beech Island Belvedere and North Augusta and notes significant progress over the past year.
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North Augusta
Greater
Eric Presley
Karl Gustafson
Lee Sheridan
Stephen Posey
Harold Bush
Harold Martin
Bill Smith
Cecil Collins
Bill McKie
Floyd Moore
Charles Petty
Dixon Ulmer
Ed Slaton
Jesse McElmurray
Gordon Farmer
Theron Ford
Jim Hendrix
George Nelson
Dan Layman
Ed Zeigler
Ellen Smith
Don Howard
Greater North Augusta
Administrator Engineer North Augusta Prospect
North Augusta council may unveil a record budget above 1 million dollars tonight at 8 p.m. City Hall. The plan includes salaries for a city administrator and a city engineer at 18 000 dollars each annually as recommended by the budget committee led by Councilwoman Ellen Smith.
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North Augusta Prospect
North Augusta
Ellen Smith
Sprawls To Address Underwriters Luncheon Talk
The Aiken Association of Life Underwriters will host a luncheon at 12 30 p m Friday at the Ramada Inn. Guest speaker Jim Sprawls will discuss Conserving Business. Sprawls, active for 20 years, has led the group in every office, including two terms as president. Sarah Jordan of United Way will report on the fundraising campaign status as the Life Underwriters note a rise of over $1 000 this year.
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Aiken Association of Life Underwriters
Ramada Inn
Jim Sprawls
Sprawls
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Life Underwriters
Aiken Association
Sarah Jordan
United Way
Life
Carver
Savannah River
Claude Carver
Aiken Standard
Holiday Inn of
Aiken
Mark Cinema
County Ready For Snows Prepared for 14-inch storm Aiken County officers say
Walter Byrd county superintendent of roads and bridges says planning and state cooperation will avoid last year's confusion. Meetings mapped which roads the county will keep open and which the State will maintain. Equipment will move to central points at first sign of snow or ice to open main arteries. Snow tires and chains will be ordered for supervisory vehicles to ensure maneuverability across the county.
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Aiken County
Walter Byrd
Byrd
State Highway Department
Three Paramedic Aiken Promotions Highlight EMS Staff
Aiken Paramed Manager John Surles announced three EMS workers promoted to management. John K. McCullough becomes operations manager, Barry L. Snider and Thomas P. McMillan are now shift managers. All are certified EMTs with ties to local families and public service.
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Aiken
John Surles
John K. McCullough
Paramed
Aiken County
John B. McCullough
Magnolia St
McCullough
South Carolina State Board of Health
Barry L. Snider
Thomas P. McMillan
Snider
John Snider
Carol Ave
New Ellenton
U.S. Navy
S.C. State Board of Health
McMillan
T.P. McMillan
Wagener
S.C. Highway Patrol
Weinberger Warns Energy Crisis Hit Will Most By Poor
Cabinet secretary Casper Weinberger says the energy crunch will hit the poor hardest, with rising prices and unemployment driving welfare needs. He cites a Health, Education and Welfare report and notes possible higher welfare payments and continued aids as inflation surges next year.
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Associated Press
Casper W. Weinberger
Weinberger
School Week Shortened by Energy Crisis Across States
The energy shortage forces Big Bend Community College to a four day week and longer breaks while schools in many states trim days or extend vacations. Plans for home study and reduced busing cutbacks rise as districts seek fuel savings.
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Associated Press
Nixon
National Safety Council
Big Bend
New Jersey
Washington
New York
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
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Hampshire
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Arkansas
Texas
Florida
Schenectady
N.Y
Union Colege
West Arkansas Community College
Fort Smith
Ark
Lake City
New Jersey Board of Education
Oklahoma City
Portable toilets cut as petroleum shortage hits demand
George Mackie Jr president of Industrial Plastics of Louisville says his firm stopped fiberglass portable toilets due to soaring petroleum based styrene costs. He notes other manufacturers paused production too as styrene exports to Europe and Canada raise US prices eight to tenfold from six weeks ago.
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Wake Forest
N.C
George Mackie Jr
Industrial Plastics
Louisburg, Inc
Mackie
Europe
Canada
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