Kinsey seeks North Augusta City Council seat in ao 10 year resident
North Augusta voter North Augusta resident Kinsey announces plan to run for one of three seats on the city council as a Democrat. Kinsey a Augusta native and Richmond Academy graduate operates a North Augusta business and is a US Army veteran. He and his wife Beverly have a daughter.
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North Augusta
Ben Kinsey
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Kinsey
Augusta
Richmond Academy
St. Luke Methodist Church
Beverly
Council of Governments Board Meeting Tonight in Allendale
The Lower Savannah Council of Governments executive board meets at 6 30 p m at the Village Inn Restaurant in Allendale to hear a presentation by Don Mackey executive director of the S C Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. The Village Inn is on U S 301 North.
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Lower Savannah
Silver Bluff Volunteer Fire Dept to Meet at 4 PM
The Silver Bluff Volunteer Fire Department will hold a meeting at 4 p.m. at the station. The notice provides no date or additional agenda details.
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Fire Department
Silver Bluff
Clemson extension hosts fruit tree and grapevine workshop
A Clemson University Extension Service demonstration and workshop on fruit tree pruning and grape cultivation will take place Saturday at 9 a.m. Attendees should meet in the North Augusta Community Center parking lot on Brookside Drive. The program includes hands-on training. bring pruning shears.
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Clemson University Extension Service
New North Augusta
Brookside Drive
Churchill Retorts In Wilder One-Liner At Club Meeting
At the Fifty Plus Club meeting Alex Brooks showed Churchill slides and recounted a line the statesman supposedly delivered to an adversary who called him drunk. Churchill allegedly said, and tomorrow morning I will be sober.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
Alex Brooks
Statesman
Brooks
South Carolina Education Progress Report Highlights Seven-Year Gains
State Superintendent Dr. Charlie G. Williams releases a Jan 15 report covering 1979 to 1987 progress in public education. It cites gains in textbooks, transportation, vocational and adult education, and teacher in service funding totaling about 1.25 million dollars. A survey shows 90 percent of teachers, 65 percent of parents, and 58 percent of the public view public education positively, with continued emphasis on funding, accreditation, and exit exams.
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Charlie G. Williams
South Carolina
Williams
EJA
EIA
MGT of America
Auditor Recommends PSA Changes in Aiken County
At a County Council work session auditor Mark Anderson urged reforms in the Public Service Authority. He highlighted depreciation fund funding delays, fairer annual statements on four original customers Graniteville Co and the cities of Aiken North Augusta and United Merchants, and questioned the scavenger waste costing.
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Charles Stephen Bowman
Pinewood Rd
North Augusta
Aiken
Aiken County Detention Center
Aiken County
Public Service Authority
Mark Anderson
Cleveland
Anderson, Coursey & Denning
Anderson
Graniteville Co
United Merchants
Allo
PSA
Aiken County Board of Education Pushes Single Member Plan
Legislators criticize the nine district single member plan approved by the Aiken County Board of Education as unfair and favoring incumbents The proposal would elect all nine members by 1988 with a 90 day rush to a special election for half the seats and district seven representation added at the special election The plan aims to broaden minority influence and align with one man one vote principles despite concerns about wording and mechanics from Rep Thomas Huff and Sen Thomas Moore.
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Aiken County
Justice Department
Bob Slay
Thomas Moore
D-Aiken County
Rep. Huff
Legislative Delegation
Huff
Beautiful Day Wrecks Clutter Aiken County Roads
Nine automobile accidents occurred in Aiken County on Tuesday afternoon and evening, five sending people to hospital, with no common factors. Notable crashes included Catherine Cheatham Reddish on Gregory Road and a three vehicle collision on at least three routes, all during a sunny day that officials called misleadingly safe.
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Aiken County
S.C
Bill Cole
Gregory Road
Aiken
Cole
Valley And North Augusta Prepare To Settle Sewer Lines
The Valley Public Service Authority and the city of North Augusta plan negotiations to settle territorial disputes over sewer lines. Negotiating committees are formed and a meeting is hoped within two weeks. The dispute centers on areas along Atomic Road and Pole Branch with an eye toward the Bobby Jones Expressway extension.
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Valley Public Service Authority
North Augusta
R.L. Boone
VPSA
Kelly F. Zier
Boone
WPSA
Edgefield Water and Sewer District
Breezy Hill Water and Sewer Co
Rev. Boone
Atomic Road
Pole Branch
Thomas W. Greene
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Belvedere Terrace
Polo
Greene
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Liams
Ihan
Source
State Department of Education
Environmental Protection Agency
Julie Patrick
Slay
Office of Civil Rights
Rooper L.V. West
Preston Paul Quattlebaum
Rt. 3
Batesburg
Terry Alton Pope
Quattlebaum
Cpl. Cole
HCA Aiken
Jones
West
Linda Fogle
Irma
Victoria Reese
Debra Buckner
Montmorenci
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