City Debates Drive To Fund Community Goals
About 40 community leaders met with Aiken City Council to discuss a five year 3.5 million fundraising campaign for capital projects. Groups involved include the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce the Economic Development Partnership of Aiken and Edgfield Counties the Downtown Development Corporation and the city. A feasibility study by National Community Development Services Inc found 3.5 million as a realistic goal from an original 4.75 million target. The council could vote on moving forward as early as February 14.
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Aiken City
Greater Aiken
Ven T. Thompson
Aiken
Karen Papouchado
Aiken County backs 1994 Higher Education Act
The Aiken County Commission for Technical Education unanimously endorses the South Carolina Higher Education Coordinating Council Act of 1994. The bill, led by Sen. Thomas L. Moore, creates a coordinating council to allocate funds and streamline the system, giving the technical colleges three seats on the council.
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South Carolina
Aiken County Commission For Technical Education
Higher Education Coordinating Council
Aiken Technical College
Bill Hixon
Coordinating Council
Higher Education Commission
State Board For Technical and Comprehensive Education
Joseph Brooks
Aiken County
Term Limits Drive Gains Ground In South Carolina
Rep. Inglis and Sen. Ryberg push for national and state term limits. Inglis, a 110 freshman congressman from the 1st district, backs three two year terms in the House and two six year terms in the Senate. Ryberg co authors resolutions seeking similar limits for state and federal offices.
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Robert Inglis
Col. Sanders
U.S. House
Senate
Aiken
Greg Ryberg
Rep
Inglis
Congress
Greenville
House
Sen
Ryberg
U.S. Senate
Law Protects Water Boundaries Says Attorney
Attorney Leo Hill, counsel for the Valley Public Service Authority, argued federal law preserves water district boundaries against annexation. At a Midland Valley High School hearing called by Senators Moore and Ryberg, VPSA and Beech Island customers voiced concerns over Rep. James Roland Smiths bill to transfer 350 customers back to Beech Island. Both senators sought legal clarity and fairness while avoiding further court action.
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Tbe
Ma Vee
Pam
Leo Hill
Valley Public Service Authority
VPSA
Beech Island Water
Hill
Midland Valley High School
Thomas L. Moore
D-Clearwater
Greg Ryberg
R-Aiken
WPSA
Beech Island
James Roland Smith
Langley
House
Senate
Sen. Moore
Smith
Sen. Ryberg
Aiken Council Debates Rename Dr King Street
Aiken City Attorney James M Holly says one of three opposing council members must move to reconsider the motion to rename Hampton Avenue for Dr Martin Luther King Jr The 3 3 vote on Jan 24 leaves the issue dead unless revived by a new application or a motion to reconsider by specific council members.
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Aiken
James M. Holly
Aiken Standard
Hampton Avenue
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert S.skipper
Clerio
Eric M. Radford
Holly
Council
Roberts
Karen Papouchado
Anaclerio
Dr. King
Perey Bridge Calendar and Classifieds Note
Brief calendar and classifieds update featuring bridge notes and crossword clues along with a cryptoquote and a Dear Abby style column by Erma Bombeck. Perey contributes a short advisory item.
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Dear Abby
Erma Bombeck
Deaths list readers urged to call for tips
A North Carolina newspaper item invites readers to report death notices by calling 648-2911. Names listed include Charles Adams of Arden and Hugh F. Williams of Graniteville along with several other residents from Maryland, South Carolina, and Georgia.
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Charles Adams
Arden
N.C
James M. Ansley
Thomson
Gus Blumenthal
Aiken
Marie Buckson
Allendale
Leota B. Burris
Silver Springs
Brian C. Coursey
Graniteville
Lillie B. Lewis
Jessup
Carrie H. Moody
Edgefield
Hugh F. Williams
Wife of School Board Member Sues Over Son Injury
Andrea Shaw, wife of Aiken County School Board member Johnny Shaw III, sues the Consolidated School District of Aiken County claiming failure to supervise a special education student who attacked their son during a February 3 1992 PE class at Paul Knox Middle School. The suit seeks damages and court costs for severe mental and physical injuries.
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Aiken
Murphy
Aiken County
Shaw
Cou Pe
Johnny
Andrea Shaw
Tonya Plot Ties Harding to Kerrigan Attack
In Portland, Jeff Gillooly agrees to plead guilty to racketeering and face prison and a fine in exchange for testimony. His lawyer says Tonya Harding was involved from the start and investigators have corroborating records including tapes and bank data. Harding denies prior knowledge and faces no charges at present.
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Portland
Ore
Harding
Nancy Kerrigan
Jeff Gillooly
Tonya
Associated Press
Jeff
Hoover
Gillooly
Shawn
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