Windsor man dies in early morning crash on White Pond Road
Wayne Carl Chambers, 28, of Windsor, died when his car left White Pond Road near Windsor around 12:15 a.m. The Aiken County Coroner said he suffered massive head and chest injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Chambers was not wearing a seatbelt.
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Aiken
Sue Townsend
Chambers
Skeleton found in woods north of Aiken identified for study
Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend announced a human skeleton found Monday near U.S. 1 and I-20 will be examined by USC forensic anthropologist Dr. Ted Rathbun. The remains, believed to be a Black man about 35 to 40 years old, 5'10" tall and very muscular, had hands feet and several vertebrae missing and may have clothing with them.
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University of South Carolina
Aiken
Sue Townsend
Ted Rathbun
USC
Windsor Chooses Windsor Fire Station as Voting Site
Windsor council unanimously approved the Wind sor Fire Station as the town voting location at a recent special meeting on first reading. The change designates the fire station as the polling place for residents.
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Windsor
North Augusta Chamber Seeks Citizen of the Year Nominees
The Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for Citizen of the Year. Submit a biographical sketch and civic activities outline to the chamber by January 4.
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Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box
Edgefield County Hospital Seeks Council Funding Aid
At a work session the Edgefield County Hospital Board of Trustees formally requested financial support to keep the hospital operating. Self Memorial Hospital plans to end the lease, prompting two council proposals: a temporary $17,000 monthly boost through December 1988 or a $17,000 monthly line of credit for 36 months starting June 1988.
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Edgefield County Hospital Board of Trustees
Self Memorial Hospital
Edgefield
Self Memorial
Wackenhut Wins State Veteran Hiring Award
Wackenhut Services Inc. at Savannah River Plant earned South Carolina Employer of the Year for Hiring Veterans 1987. Nominated by the Aiken Office of the Employment Security Commission, WSI may compete for the national award next year. About 66.6 percent of its 955 employees are veterans.
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Savannah River Plant
South Carolina
Aiken
South Airica SADD chapter urges New Year's Eve safe driving
South Airica High School students form SADD chapter with 18 participants and four executives led by Kelly Whitson. They collaborate with the Aiken County Alcohol and Drug Abuse group, Kennedy Middle School, and the Aiken Woman's Club for programs. They hosted alcohol free events during Christmas week and urge peers to avoid drinking and driving on New Year’s Eve.
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South Aiken High School
South Airica
Kelly Whitson
Aiken County Commission On Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Camp Gravatt
Sue Hayes
Aiken Woman’s Club
Kennedy Middle School
SADD
Juanita Windsor
Aiken County
Commission On Alcohol and
Post Offices To Close Saturdays Amid Budget Cuts
South Carolina post offices will close Saturdays with home delivery continuing, counter sales ending. Cuts aim to meet a 1.25 billion federal reduction, with potential layoffs and canceled capital projects. Regional officials study automation purchases and facility closures, while two day mail buildup could raise delivery delays.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Postal Service
Art Shealy
Preston R. Tisch
Tisch
Shealy
North Carolina
Greenville
Charleston
SCE&G Bills To Show Franchise Fees In New Year
The PSC action causes electric rates to fall and natural gas charges to rise with a new franchise fee item on bills. Electric usage of 1000 kWh will drop about $2.60 due to tax changes. Gas charges rise about $3.50 per 100 therms, with Carolina Natural Gas customers seeing about $5.25. Full effects appear in February with a January explanation.
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South Carolina Electric & Gas Company
S.C. Public Service Commission
Sce&g
PSC
Carolina Natural Gas Company
DOE to Finish Reactor Safety Plan Revisions This Week
Energy Department officials say they will complete draft plans to strengthen reactor safety systems and tighten DOE oversight by this week. The steps follow a National Academy of Sciences report questioning Savannah River Plant safety features and the panel's recommendations, with public release not set for Jan 1.
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DOE
Energy Department
Savannah River
National Academy of Sciences
Energy
John Herrington
Joseph Salgado
Will Callicott
Augusta Chronicle
DSS Commissioner Plans to Lift Gag Order on Views
Charleston AP report says James Solomon of the South Carolina DSS will lift a directive forbidding employees from conflicting with the state board or commissioner. He says the memo was misinterpreted and will be clarified after annual leave.
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DSS
Solomon
John D. Bradley III
Charleston
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