Ellenton council seeks attorney opinion on recent election
The New Ellenton City Council has asked its attorney to give an opinion on the recent election. See story, page 3B.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1996
Page
13
Henry Craig Named Realtor of the Year at Luncheon
Henry Craig was selected Realtor of the Year by local realtors during a luncheon held on Tuesday. The recognition highlights Craig's contributions to the industry and service in the area real estate community.
Capital credit checks mailed by Aiken Electric Cooperative
Aiken Electric Cooperative has mailed capital credit checks totaling more than 835000 to about 27000 owner customers who received service in 1980 and 1995. The payments represent the largest such amount ever returned to customers by the utility.
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Co-Op
Aiken Electric Cooperative
Burglary and theft reports across At The Bunkers area
Police blotter notes multiple incidents including two home break ins on At The Bunkers with front door entry, electronics and jewelry taken totaling $9,305 plus a $1,500 antique pocket watch theft. A Sunday theft at a residence involved jewelry worth $12,100. Additional burglaries occurred on Dougherty Road, Hampton Avenue, Old Jackson Highway, Augusta Road, and a shop under construction with items taken and later recovered.
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Dougherty Road
The
American Legion
Hampton Avenue
Jackson Highway
Jackson
Augusta Road
Warrrenville
UMUC Dean's List Includes Savannah River Site Employees
The Friday University of Maryland University College paper lists several students from Aiken County. These individuals are Savannah River Site workers taking UMUC courses through the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland University College
Aiken County
Savannah River Site
UMUC
Grant Williams wins cedar wreath at Farm City Breakfast
Grant Williams won a cedar Christmas wreath as a door prize at the Farm City Breakfast hosted by Aiken High FFA. He will deliver it to Louisville Kentucky for his mother Ruby Tay Lor who lives across from Gate 10 at Churchill Downs.
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Grant Williams
Aiken High Ffa
Louisville
Ruby Taylor
Gate 10
Churchill Downs
Cleanup priority as survey shows SRS should stay as NEPRP
South Carolinians back using federal funds to clean Savannah River Site contamination and oppose more nuclear production or waste storage. In a survey, respondents favored keeping SRS as a National Environmental Research Park, with land protection rated higher than wildlife preserve or industrial development.
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Savannah River
SRS
NERP
Joanna Burger
Whit Gibbons
Risk Analysis
Lic
South Carolina
Gibbons
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
University of Georgia
Department of Energy
Counting pennies bring Christmas for area children
Oakwood Windsor Elementary School students saved pennies since October and raised 1040.99 to buy gifts for Help ing Hands and the Salvation Army angel tree. A kickoff week yielded 236 and donations continued through staff and students assembling 60 toys for 60 neighbors in need.
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Windsor
Aiken County
Oakwood-Windsor
Salvation Army
Elaine
Lisa Bryant
Kern Bellinger
Plasma torch aids cleanup at Savannah River Site
Savannah River Site engineers field tested a plasma torch that can vitrify soil and contaminants to halt migration. Demonstrated on a pilot scale in November, it aims to compare costs with other cleanup methods while supporting the Defense Waste Processing Facility and ongoing glassification of waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah River
SRS
Energy Department
Georgia Tech
Charges changed in Sunday slaying
Christopher Clemmons was formally charged Tuesday with manslaughter in the Sunday shooting death of Carlos Mathis. The charge followed an ADPS investigation, an autopsy, and discussion with the Solicitor's office. Clemmons was released on a 40000 public recognizance bond after turning himself in. Mathis was returning to his children's home at 826 Brandt Court when Clemmons, visiting with two friends, was confronted with a shotgun. Clemmons shot Mathis and later notified authorities. He faces up to 30 years if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Clemmons
Carlos Mathis
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Solicitor’s Office
Clemmons
Aiken County
ADPS
Tom Galardi
Mathis
Dence
Brandt Court
Craig Earns Realtor of the Year by Aiken Board
Craig, cited for integrity and devotion to real estate, was named Realtor of the Year by the Aiken Board of Realtors. Deborah Brooks was the other finalist. The award was presented at Woodside Plantation.
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Henry Craig
Aiken
Scott Webster Henry Craig
Debra Brooks
Community Action Receives $470,767 Grant Funds
The Aiken-Barnwell Community Action Commission receives a $470,767 block grant from Gov. Beasley to fund local projects in education employment income management housing and nutrition. The funds flow from the US Health and Human Services through South Carolina to the Governor’s Office Division of Economic Opportunity.
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Aiken-Barnwell
Department of Health and Human Services
Governor's Office
Division of Economic Opportunity
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Westinghouse
Chip ‘Marvin
Merrill Lynch
bin Keng
Lisa Tucker
Faulkner
PTO
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Sierra Teasley
Craig
Aiken County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission
Aiken Planning Commission
Detention Center
Friendship Baptist Church
Brooks
Historic Aiken Foundation
Aiken Civic Ballet
Aiken Corporation
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