ATC Foundation Reaches First Milestone in Fund Drive
The Aiken Technical College Foundation reports $12 365 in donations from firms in Aiken North Augusta and Augusta, boosting assets beyond 75 000. In 1985 86 the foundation funded 13 scholarships purchased equipment over 3500 and awarded 500 to Se Po ALUS instructor of the year.
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Aiken Technical College Foundation
Aiken
North Augusta
Augusta
Se Po
ALUS
John McClanathan
The
Foundation
ATC
Aiken County
George A. Dickey
Art L. Jones
Robert Barnett
Lou Grant-Hartnett
Franklin Howard
Robert Hrubala
James Marvin
George Pardue
Walter Uhle
Tommy Wessinger
Kelly F. Zier
Bert Rubano
Aiken County Committee Receives 20 Inquiries for Superintendent Post
The 14 member Ai ken County School Superintendent Search Committee noted over 20 inquiries for the job and set a Feb 28 filing deadline. The panel agreed to re draft the letter informing the 10 finalists and those not selected, with final Board of Education action expected by July 1.
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Aiken County
Sam Putnam
Putnam
Local DAV Post 43 honors two area businesses
The Disabled American Veterans Post 43 held its annual banquet honoring The Bakery on Richland Avenue and Evie's Cake Decorating Shop on Whiskey Road for food and support at 1986 hospital open houses. Commander James L. Short noted 243 post members from four counties and 84 in auxiliary, seeking Vietnam era veterans. state DAV Commander George Watkins attended as guest.
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Disabled American Veterans Post 43
James L. Short
Richland Avenue
DAV
Pat Goff
Evie
Whiskey Road
DAV Hospital
Short
DAV Post 43
Aiken
Barnwell
Edgefield
Richmond
Worker denied workers compensation after failed suicide attempt
South Carolina Court of Appeals ruled Christopher Yates of Richland County not eligible for workers' compensation despite blindness from a death by own action attempt. The case centered on his role as a policy man for an insurance firm and cited hatred of his job as the motive.
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Vlumbia
South Carolina Court of Appeals
Christopher Yates
Richland County
Tort Reform Debated By Aiken Insurance Legal Leaders
Insurance agent Dr. Ratliff and attorney Maxwell joined Ricky Thornton in a forum on tort reform. They warned of rising premiums and a crisis in the system while discussing caps on non economic damages and limiting frivolous suits as part of Civil Justice Coalition proposals. Maxwell urged broader insurance reform, arguing the problem lies in insurer profits more than court reform.
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Ricky K. Thornton
Hutson- Etherredge-Brown-Ashhurst Insurance Agency
Jack Ratliff
M.D
P.A
Ronald A. Maxwell
Johnson, Johnson, Maxwell, Whittle, Snelgrove
Weeks
Thornton
South Carolina Civil Justice Coalition
Ratliff
DOE Repository Opening Delayed to 2003
The DOE will not open a permanent high level waste repository until 2003, five years past the original 1998 target. Bernard C. Rusche cites need for a thorough site study in Texas Nevada and Washington. The delay boosts focus on Oak Ridge Tennessee monitored retrievable storage, drawing congressional protest led by Rep. Ron Weiden.
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U.S. Department of Energy
The
Wall Street Journal
DOE
Bernard C. Rusche
Texas
Nevada
Washington
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Congress
Ron Weiden
D-Ore
NCNB LineOne Equity Home Equity Loan Ad
The ad touts NCNB LineOne Equity a revolving line of credit based on home equity. It notes interest only payments until maturity and the option to pay any amount toward principal or just the interest each month. The promotion highlights potential tax deductibility and flexible repayment.
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NCNB
LineOne Equity
Ncnbs
LineOne
NCONS
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Educational Center
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Wakin
Maxwell
Aiken's
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