Morris To Speak At Aiken Wakin Breakfast
South Carolina comptroller general Earle Morris will speak at the Aiken Wakin breakfast sponsored by the Aiken Chamber of Commerce. The event starts at 7 19 and costs 3 25 dollars at the Dry Dock Restaurant 1935 Whiskey Road. Morris has served in the House and Senate and filled the unexpired comptroller term in 1976 before a full term starting in 1978.
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Earle Morris
South Carolina
Aiken
Dry Dock
Whiskey Road
South
Wagener to swear in two councilmen at meeting
Wagener council will swear in Glen Casey for Seat 3 and John Q Hudson Jr for Seat 4 at 7:30. Mayor Frank W Gantt and M D Tyler already took oaths December 30. Dottie Ray named town clerk. Meeting at Wagener town hall Park and Earle streets.
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Wagener
Glen Casey
John Q. Hudson Jr
Casey
Hudson
Frank W. Gantt
M.D. Tyler
Dottie Ray
Wagener Town Hall
Park and
Earle Streets
Indigent Health Care Payment Limits Likely Approved
The In digent and Health Care Commission will consider final approval of a policy to cap indigent health care payments at 7 500 to 15 000 dollars. Expenditures for catastrophic illnesses threaten the budget with 116 000 dollars funded for six months leaving 54 500 dollars. The commission currently pays only medical services without a fixed dollar limit. Aiken County Council conference room.
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Patricia Tavelle
Aiken
Jackson Council Meeting Tonight at Town Hall
Jackson The Jackson Town Council will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 o clock in the town hall located at 129 Charles Street.
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Jackson
Charles St
Aiken TEC Reaccredited After 18 Month Review
Aiken Technical College has had its accreditation reaffirmed by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools after an 18 month study. A college team and external evaluators examined education programs facilities and operations with input from President Ashly J. Little.
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Aiken Technical College
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Association
Ashly J
Ash) Little
Parents boarding buses now illegal under SC law
James E Ringer says parents who board school buses and interfere with operations violate a amended South Carolina code. The maximum penalty is 100 dollars or 30 days in jail with threats or obscene language also treated as disorderly conduct.
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James E. Ringer
Aiken County
South Carolina
Louise Eargle
Horry County
S.C
Ringer
City Aiken Opens Loans for Neighborhood Strategy Area Residents
The City of Aiken invites residents within the Neighborhood Strategy Area to apply for rehabilitation and deferred payment loans funded by a Community Development Block Grant. Sixty plus homes may need work, with 70 houses in the area and 17 beyond repair. 11 demolished. Applicants must own and occupy or be purchaser-occupants, with renters ineligible. Loans limit housing costs to 25 percent of net income, with grant subsidies cutting the effective interest rate.
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Aiken
Jamie E. (Packie) Crown
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Morgan Street
Hampton Avenue
Laurens Street
Edgefield Avenue
Crown
CDD
Security Federal Savings and Loan and Farmers and Merchants Bank of
North Augusta Considers Private Wells and Flood Plain Rules
North Augusta may approve private wells with rules on permits health department recommendations sewer discharge and a $15 yearly inspection fee. A flood plain ordinance could grant flood insurance and development financing for properties along the riverfront. Tonight the Municipal Election Commission appointments and other readings are on the agenda.
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North Augusta
North
Municipal Election Commission
Aiken County
Aiken County Council Set For Procedural Start 1981
The first 1981 council session will set meeting times and places, establish standing committees, approve transfers of revenue sharing and discretionary funds, appoint new board members, and consider adopting a county seat. A second reading will authorize 68383 dollars for the Second Circuit Solicitor's office. Meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the conference room at 736 Richland Ave.
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Aiken
Second Circuit Solicitor’s Office
Richland Ave
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