Aiken County boards hold special meetings on funding and appointments
Tonight the Aiken County DSS Board meets at 7 30 in the Food Stamp office to discuss director applications. The Aiken County Council gathers at 7 for its first yearly meeting with reorganizations and committee assignments. A Legislative Delegation work session follows tomorrow at noon at USC Aiken to weigh local government financing and the Property Tax Rollback Act. The delegation must fill two Mental Retardation Board seats one DSS Board vacancy and an Education Board seat. A burglaries and thefts are reported including a 50 dollar purse theft on Pendleton Street a Bath area tool loss and multiple Belvedere break ins. A public meeting tomorrow at USC Aiken discusses widening US 78 with 49 other projects funded by the gasoline tax.
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Aiken County
Etherredge
Usc-Aiken
Carrol H. Warner
Councilman Warner
Pronte
Usc-Aiken Administration
Aiken County Mental Retardation Board
Aiken County Department of Social Services Board
S.C. Board of Education
Second Judicial Circuit
Aiken
Pendleton Street
Richland Avenue
Belvedere
Jewlery
Bath
UsU-aiken
U.S
Charleston
South Carolina
Thomas L. More
D.aiken County
North Augusta Reverses Annexation Vote On 17.86 Acres Near I 20
North Augusta Council approves annexation of 17.86 acres on U.S. 25 near I 20 to general commercial use. The measure, backed by DHEC concerns and revenue projections, passes 5-2 after initial rejection. opposition cites tax and service implications and questions resident support.
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North Augusta
North Augusta City
U.S. 25
Interstate 20
Mobile Home Acres
F. Harold McElmurray
W.H. McElmurray
P. Steve McElmurray
Decision On Sewer Will Have To Wait
North Augusta residents and 75 others at a City Council meeting urged revision of the Lower Southwest Interceptor plan. The council tabled a resolution for the project right-of-way to secure a fuller cost analysis of an alternate route.
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Tal
DHEC
City of Labor
Earl Sasser
Sasser
Lark W. Jones
North Augusta
River Oaks
Haynes Waters
Pole Branch
Belvedere Terrace
Savannah River
USCA Plans New Business and Education Building
USCA aims to build a new business and education facility with $9.5 million requested for the project and $2.9 million sought in endowed professorships. The plan, approved by the State Commission on Higher Education, awaits the Legislature’s Joint Bond Review Committee. Enrollment stands at 2,350 with diverse age ranges and strong job placement.
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USC Aiken
Robert E. Alexander
State of the University
Aiken Sertoma Club
State Commission On Higher Education
Alexander
USCA
South Carolina
Miss Aiken County Pageant Set For Saturday Evening
Ten contestants will vie at USC Aiken Etherredge Center Saturday at 8 p.m. for Miss Aiken County. Talent includes piano, singing, comedy, tap and gymnastics. The winner advances to Miss South Carolina in Greenville on July 7-10. Tickets are $5 at the door or from contestants.
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College of Charleston
Beverly Martin
Brendany. Martin
Aiken
Roger Martin
Graniteville
Aiken High
USC Aiken
Joni Busbee
John O. Busbee
Clewiston, Fla
Clewiston High
Tracy Monday
Donald Davis
Belvedere
Midland Valley High
Clemson University
Candace C. Scott
Walter C. Scott
Clearwater
Amanda Millwood
Joe Millwood
Midland Valley
University of South Carolina
Rhonda Wannamaker
Thomas A. Wannamaker
Pelion
Pelion High
USCA
Theresa Mills
Teddy Mills
Gloverville
Kimberly Quattlebaum
Joe Quattlebaum
Wagener
Wagener-Salley High
Tonya Smith
Alfred M. Smith
South Aiken High
Donnarumma
Aiken County
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DSS
U.S. 78
Claude Hill
Jones
West Martintown Road
Mobile Home Estates
Edgefield County
James L. Harris
Wiedeman and
Singleton
Aks ‘Subd
Sew Council
Sharon McLaughlin
Hesiaent
Council
Environmental Protection Agency
By Lynne Katonak Statt Writer
Fullbright
The
Economic Enterprise Institute
Dr. Alexander
Robert
Donnarum
Ageanne
Melanie Simmons
Charles Simmons
Aiken Hith
Atone
Fouth
Martin
Busbee
Quattlebaum
Millwood Wannamaker
Scott
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