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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1996
Page
8
The home delivery price rises from 8.50 to 8.95 per month effective March 1. Office pay customers retain the old rate through their current period. The Sunday rack sales price goes from 75 cents to 1.00, while Monday through Saturday rack papers stay at 25 cents.
BeautiControl chairwoman Jinger L Heath will share image and beauty tips at the Radisson Riverfront Hotel Augusta on a Wednesday event. Tickets $5 at the door with a free BeautiControl product valued at $15 for attendees. Reserve at 1-800-786-3169 or 642-3169.
Silver Bluff High School senior Jamie Renae Lord received the Academy of Lifelong Learning's Youth Service Award, the latest in a three year run by the school. Her achievements include drama club leadership, band work, and teacher cadet, plus community service with Second Baptist Church, Special Olympics, and local charities.
An ORR team will reassemble at Savannah River Site to verify readiness of the Defense Waste Processing Facility. They will observe waste simulations and transport steps from sludge evaporator to melter feed tank and canister transfers. A March 6 hearing in Aiken will address startup readiness before final approval.
Ramesh Shah seeks rezoning approval to build an 85 room Wingate Inn on Colony Parkway beside the Holiday Inn Express in Aiken. If approved in the Monday council vote, construction could begin in 1997. The Holiday Inn Express expansion adds 20 rooms amid strong demand and the center eyes a separate 1.46 million expansion bid.
A columnist complains that television underrepresents tax and zoning issues while print notes readers should follow newspapers to stay informed. He announces irregular quizzes to promote reading and reduce TV overreliance.
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