Supreme Court Border Dispute Set Between Georgia and South Carolina
The Supreme Court will hear a border dispute case between Georgia and South Carolina over the Savannah River area. The dispute centers on 3,000 acres of island property and 10,000 acres of offshore waters, with potential economic value for a downstream area known as Barnwell Islands. Georgia argues the 1787 Treaty gave it all Savannah River islands, while South Carolina cites 1955 rulings and ongoing implications for fishing and mineral rights.
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Washington
South Carolina
Georg
Savannah River
U.S
Walter Hoffman
Norfolk
Gia
Tybee Island
Hilton Head Island
S.C
Savannah
Barnwell Islands
Carolina
Army Corps of Engineers
Nial
Kenneth P. W
Barnwell
Hoffman
Georgia
Beaufort
Supreme Court
Subdivisions On Planning Agenda List Aiken Subdivision Requests
The City of Aiken Planning Commission will hear four minor subdivision requests on a 69.11 acre HCA site, a 45.6 acre Nicholas W. tract on Dupont Drive, a 9.58 acre Sisters of Charity parcel on 332 and 308 Berrie Road, and a 2.52 acre Tilgham Development parcel by University Park. Also on the agenda are a horses use conditional permit on Rhone Drive, a rezoning for 425 Sburg Street, and site and landscape plan approvals for the Aiken Medical Center expansion at 210 University Parkway.
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City of Aiken Planning Commission
Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
P. Professional
Nicholas W
Dupont Drive
Teague Street
Southern Railway
Sister's of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy
Berrie Road
Tilgham Development Corp
University Parkway
HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Harriet Defor
Rhone Drive
Dibble Road
Dibble Road. Ms. DeLaney
Rodney Peeples
Anne G. Mitchil
Charles Scott Nelson
425Sburg Street
Eeaia Ith Caroliken
Aiken Medical Center
Trailse Road
Campbell Has High Rating In Poll
Governor Carroll Campbell opens 1990 with broad backing from traditional Democrats and a large share of black voters. A State poll of 508 registered voters shows 78 percent approve of his performance, with 72 percent of Democrats supporting him and an overall low 11 percent negative rating. Campbell vows to push education, environment, and economy, while facing questions over budget priorities and funding for Target 2000 and higher education. He favors borrowing up to 40 million for the economy.
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Columbia
Carroll Campbell
Campbell
Aps
Tallo Ps
Metromark Market Research Inc
Tim Rogers
D-Columbia
Budget and Control Board
General Assembly
Rogers
FEMA and City Officials Clash Over Hugo Repair Costs
Charleston officials accuse FEMA of underestimating damages to city facilities after Hurricane Hugo, estimating about 9.5 million versus FEMA's 2.7 million. County administrator Fava calls FEMA's figure “ridiculous” for the courthouse repair, while Mayor Riley cautions against premature judgments as negotiations proceed toward final settlement and potential appeals.
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Charleston
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Paul
FEMA
Gaillard Munici- Auditorium
College Park
Army
E.E. Fava
Hugo
Fava
Washington
North Augusta Man Killed in Brotherly Dispute Over Keys
Aiken County Sheriff says Daniel Butler 48 of North Augusta died after being shot in the arm and heart by his brother Robert Henry Butler 44 who is held without bond on murder charges. The shooting followed an argument at Pig Pen nightclub over car keys.
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Aiken County
Daniel Butler
New Road
North Augusta
Carrol G. Heath
Robert Henry Butler
Heath
Pig Pen
Butler
Aiken Department of Public Safety
North Augusta Honors Football Team at Championship Banquet
North Augusta celebrates the Yellow Jackets for winning the 1989 AAAA Division II state football title at a banquet attended by about 400 locals. State leaders praised the team’s rise from early losses, and city officials unveiled four welcome signs declaring North Augusta Home of the Yellowjackets 1989 AAAA State Champions.
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Joy Godbee
North Augusta
Kelly F. Zier
North Augusta Yellowjackets
Bill Utsey
Thomas E. Hult
Thomas W. Greene
Zier
WROW
Charlie Britt
White House
North
Sen. Moore
North Augusta High School
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