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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1994
Page
12
The two day work session of Aiken City Council to set city goals has been postponed due to Mayor Cavanaughs illness and other factors. Council members are choosing a new date for the event.
At a windy outdoor ceremony in Ellenton, Mayor Arthur J. Hanna quipped about heat from two gallons of oil after a Santee Cooper spokesman cited the measure. Jason Murphy, a Lillehammer Winter Games torch bearer, is described as the son of James T. and Pat Murphy of Aiken.
A correction note clarifies that Board of Education member Johnny A Shaw is a plaintiff in a medical damages suit for his son, and Emma Myers is correctly spelled as president of the United Way of Aiken County. The Aiken Standard regrets the errors in prior editions.
New Ellenton and Jackson opened GOFER oil recycling tanks beside the fire department and police station to collect used motor oil for reuse. Aiken County will have 15 of the 275 gallon tanks by July across nine counties with Santee Cooper and Three Rivers Solid Waste Authority backing the program to curb illegal dumping and recover energy from used oil.
Millbrook Elementary staff surprised Milace Hamilton with a $1000 check to aid her dream of homeownership through Habitat for Humanity. Hamilton, a 10 year teaching aide, planned to volunteer full time and is among approved Habitat homeowners awaiting build in Aiken County.
PALFED Inc parent Palmetto Federal Savings Bank of South Carolina reported a fourth quarter net income of 736000 or 18 cents per share. For 1993 the bank posted a net loss of 13100000 or 6.12 per share after a 10500000 noncash goodwill charge and other accounting writeoffs.
Controlled burning of accumulated leaves in Hitchcock Woods will resume this week weather permitting. John M. Seabrook, Hitchcock Foundation chair, says favorable conditions will continue for several weeks. Last spring 650 acres were burned. another 650 acres will be treated now. Program coordinated with city, county and State Forestry officials.
Amber Thomas of New Ellenton Middle School won the Aiken County Spelling Bee at Langley Bath Clearwater Middle School, edging Claire Cunningham of Schofield Middle School. Amber will advance to the regional competition on March 13 in Columbia.
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