New Year Resolutions From Aiken Leaders Span Ambitions
Aiken residents and regional figures set goals for 1975, aiming to improve city planning, public awareness, economy, and personal lives. Notables include James R. Hammond, Chesley G Winn, Burrell Whitley, Virginia Dunkelbarger, Marshall Cain, and Lt. Gov.-elect Brantley Harvey, among others.
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Iken
James R. Hammond
Lower Savan and Development Council
Chesley F. Gwinn
City of Aiken
Walter M. Burckhalter
Aiken Sporting Goods
Aiken
Nathaniel Stetson
Atomic Energy Commission
Environmental Research and Development Agency
ERDA
Burrell Whitley
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Dunkelbarger
Dunkelbarger and
Simpson Real Estate
Marshall Cain
Edward
Sara Rideout
Brantley Harvey
Charles “Pug” Ravenel
Earl Morris
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Rep
Floyd Spence
Ken Holland
Aiken area residents share New Year’s resolutions
In the 1975 Aiken Standard, readers reply with their personal resolutions for the new year. Residents from the local area voice hopes and goals, reflecting community concerns and aspirations for 1975.
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Aiken Standard
Aikenstandard. Com
City Searches for Three Open City Positions in Aiken
The City of Aiken seeks applicants for assistant city manager human resources director and a new public services director. Resumes accepted through January 19. Pearce will hire for the posts as he steps in as city manager January 28. Public services director may later oversee additional divisions.
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City of Aiken
Aiken Standard
Richard Pearce
Municipal Association of South Carolina
Pearce
Roger LeDuc
Aiken
Kenny Cook
Larry Morris
Morris
Public Service
Aiken County Council Agenda Highlights for January 4
The meeting includes accolades for Gary Bunker, public hearings on a Terranear PMC lease at the Center for Hydrogen Research, and ordinances to adjust penalties for vehicle accidents and rebudget FY 2011 carry-forwards. Consent items cover ESRI GIS maintenance, Owens Corning tax-incentive agreement, and multiple rezonings. New business elects a vice chair and sets standing committees for 2011.
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Terranear Pmc
Center For Hydrogen Research
Savannah River Research
Aiken County
Savannah River Research Campus
ESRI
County Geographic Information System
South Carolina
Owens Corning Composite Materials LLC
Thomas St
Aiken
Cherokee Drive
Clearwater
Eve Street
County Council
FOTAS Sponsors Hunter Pace to Benefit Aiken County Shelter
Friends of the Animal Shelter will sponsor a Hunter Pace at Three Runs Plantation on Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. Proceeds go to the Aiken County Animal Shelter. Pre registration costs are 30 dollars for adults and 15 for riders under 18, with day of event prices higher.
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Friends of the Animal Shelter
FOTAS
Three Runs Plantation
Aiken County Animal Shelter
Mary Lou Welch
Aiken
Welch
Wayne Raiford
Banks Mill
White Pond
Mary
Aiken County
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Butler Derrick
Bryan Dorn
John Herrette
Ed Young
Aiken Standard News Room
Wendell Hall
Emily L. Bull
Robert OD. Cathcart
Lin Smithwick
Jeane Hall
Eric Higgs
Scott Hunter
Union Crosses Park
Jeremy
Aiken High School
Lynne Katonak
Debby Wendel
Michael Gibbons
Mgibbons
Aikenstandard.com
Gary Bunker
Hunter Pace
Aden Te Cmsi Cte
Ba Tota
Porky Bradberry
Whiskey Road
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