Silver Bluff Plans 14.3 Mill Tax Hike To Cover State Cuts
Aiken County school board at Silver Bluff High requests a 14.3 mill tax increase to raise 1.87 million dollars to offset two state funding cuts totaling 1.879 million. The board urges the Legislative Delegation to restore funds or propose alternatives.
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Silver Bluff High School
Penalty Day On Taxes Is Feb 15 In Aiken County
Taxpayers face higher penalties as taxes double or triple for some in Aiken County. Payments are due by February 15 without penalty for 1982 taxes, while tax sale proceedings begin March 15 with a total 20 percent due on unpaid accounts.
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Aiken County
Aiken
W.H. Boylston
Margie Plunkett
Area Five Gains Official Representation on Aiken County Board
Silver Bluff High School hosts last night’s ceremony marking Area Five as an official, equal district on the Aiken County Board of Education after nearly two years of work. Robert H. Slay presented certificates to Area Five Advisory Council members while noting it’s the first elected Area Five representative in 16 years.
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Aiken County School Board
Sally S. Bigger
Henry P. Moseley
James R
Silver Bluff
Silver Bluff High School
Aiken County
Robert H
Bob) Slay
Area Five
Area Five Advisory Council
A.J. Hanna
Chalma Lindler
Roscoe Hall
Levi Green
Glynn Paschall
Patricia Reynolds
Lois el
Slay
Hanna
William A. Gallman
Sup
Clifford Nordeen
Tim Jackson
Patrick Gordy
John Skinner
County Road Funds Delayed Amid Paving Priority Debate
Aiken County Council adjourned without a road paving priority list after a 2 1/2 hour work session. They set a public hearing next Tuesday and will submit district paying priorities by Thursday noon to form a single list for the delegation.
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Aiken County
Alvin Bryan
Jerry Michael
Mike) Toole
Mim Woodring
Carrol H. Warner
Medwell Hill
Fay Hatcher
Thomas L. Moore
D-Aiken County
SRP Faces New Suit Over L-Reactor Restart Plan
South Carolina to join a federal suit seeking a full Environmental Impact Statement on restarting the Savannah River Plant L-Reactor. Gov. Riley supports a costly study to address public health and environmental concerns, while SRP contends an EIS would delay start-up and add expense.
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South Carolina
Department of Energy
Savannah River
Richard W
Dick) Riley
Gov
Riley
SRP
EIS
Carter
Reagan
Travis Medlock
Medlock
Energy Department
Georgia
Savannah
National Resources Defense Council
U.S. District Court
Washington
Justice Department
Francis Hart
Columbia-based
Energy Research Foundation
State Budget and Control Board
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