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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1996

Page

5

Savannah raver waste Management Association meeting notice

The Savannah river area group will meet Tuesday at the Telfair Inn Plantation Room 326 Greene. A social begins at 6 p.m. light hors d oeuvres cost ten dollars. Speaker at 6 30 p.m. followed by a business meeting. Lee Watkins of the Department of Energy at SRS will discuss high level waste management. Call 6489545 for details. An Aiken County Buchananreon coeien convenes Monday at 7 p.m. at Whis key Road Shoney s to recruit volunteers for the South Carolina primary. Call Gary Bunker at 642 for more information.

Savannan Raver Waste Management Association Telfair Inn Greene Hep Eee Socra Lee Watkins Department of Energy Savannah River SRS Aiken County Buchanan Rekon Coeeien Whiskey Road Shoney's S.C Gary Bunker

Sona Nock Baptist Church Hosts Phillips Family Concert

The Sona Nock Baptist Church welcomes the Phillips Family for a concert at 6 p.m. Sunday. All are invited to attend. Call 642-6715 for more information. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the error in the previous notice.

Sona Nock Baptist Church Phillips Aiken

County finances turn from red ink to positive outlook for 1996

State Of The County notes countywide gains after years of over projection and overspending. A five year drive of freezes and reduced spending restored bond ratings and cash flow with a new 5 million reserve. The council credits past actions and cooperation for positive growth.

Aiken

City Sets Many Goals For Year

City of Aiken reflects on a busy year marked by 4200 jobs lost at the Savannah River Site, totaling about 8000 over three years, while reporting no tax millage increases and new downtown Tax Increment Finance district. Public safety improved with Police And Citizens' Together teams, and economic development advanced with chamber partnerships, EDP, and Aiken Corporation. Governor Beasley discussions placed Aiken in the top five for economic development.

Savannah River Aiken Greater Aiken David Beasley

Authentiprint May Finger Bad Checks

Aiken merchants adopt Authentiprint an inkless fingerprint system to deter fake checks and credit card fraud. Developed in California in the 1970s the method leaves a visible print on the back of checks or cards for police use. Nine local businesses already employ it and more are expected. Local managers report patrons respond positively when informed of protection benefits.

Aiken California Lydia del Rossi Crime Bite, Ltd Ms. del Rossi Vicky Locklair Aiken Drug, Co Woodruff Drug Store Leminick Pharmacy

Fifth Annual Camellia Show Displays Blooms at South Aiken

The fifth annual Aiken Camellia Show opened yesterday at South Aiken Presbyterian Church. Over 1,000 blooms from the Southeast are on display through today, with 1,000 to 2,000 expected viewers. Exhibits run 1 to 5 p.m. in the Family Life Center. Master arrangers Hideko Rainey and Marguerite Weisemann demonstrated Theba na flower arranging, and another 3 p.m. program is scheduled.

Aiken South Aiken Presbyterian ‘Church Paul Dahlen Dahlen Family Life Center Hideko Rainey Marguerite Weisemann Augusta Thebana Southeast American Camellia Society W.H. Rish Winnsboro

Lady Faces Numerous Woes With Grace and Bravery

Peggy Langford endures a bleak Christmas and a harsher new year as her 8-year-old son Price fights acute lymphocytic leukemia. After her husband left and she lost her job, Kay Tyler provides crucial support while Medicaid covers medical costs. Price battles infections and migraines, blaming himself for his father’s departure as Peggy remains steadfast for her family.

Peggy Langford Peggy Richland Memorial Hospital Price Langford Pegg Langford Rice Price Mar Ryter Brothers

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