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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1985

Page

5

North Augusta Council Sets Annexation Meeting

North Augusta City Council will hold a special meeting Monday at 7 p.m. for the third reading of an annexation ordinance. Halocarbon Industries seeks to annex 63.5 acres in the North Augusta Industrial Park. Taxes on the land and building total 9452.78 dollars per city official.

North Augusta Halocarbon Industries Charles B. Martin

Woman Killed In S C Town Road Crash

A 25 year old woman, Cynthia Ann Carter of Ruffin, died when she lost control on S C 4 near Kitchings Mills in Aiken County. Her car left the road, struck a pine tree, and she died instantly. The collision happened about 9 p m and a passerby found her around 9 30 p m.

Kitchings Mill S.C. 4 Kitchings Mills Aiken County Sue Townsend Cynthia Ann Carter Ruffin Springfield Townsend Ms. Carter

Second Star Party hosted by USC Aiken and club

The Aiken Astronomy Club and USC Aiken Division of Natural Sciences sponsor a second Star Party at the university Friday Jan 3 with a 6 30 p m orientation in Room 107 and a 7 9 p m viewing in the Etherredge Center parking lot. Halley’s Comet may be visible. In case of bad weather the event shifts to Jan 4 or 5.

Aiken Astronomy Club USC Aiken Division of Natural Sciences Halley Etherredge Center Gregg-Graniteville Library

Textile veto press conference tied to Reagan veto

Aiken County officials and Democratic leaders announce a press conference at 3 p.m. in the County Council chambers to discuss President Reagan's veto of trade legislation on textile issues. The event involves the Aiken County Democratic Party, the Legislative Delegation, and the County Council with proposals germane to textiles.

Reagan Aiken County Democratic Party County Council C.L. Townsend Townsend

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