Gas service restored to North Augusta area after main cut
North Augusta residents on Atomic and Martintown roads regained natural gas service Thursday after crews repaired a 4 inch main cut Wednesday by AT&T conduit work. About 75 customers were affected as lines were relit and pilots reactivated. Traffic rerouted around the intersection during repairs.
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North Augusta
South Carolina Electric & Gas
Atomic and
Martintown
Sce&g
At&t
Atomic Roads
Butler Derrick Schedules Aiken County Meetings After Storm
Congressman Butler Derrick of South Carolina reschedules postponed community meetings. He will meet in Aiken County on Tuesday January 19 at 10 a.m. in the County Council Building council chambers and in North Augusta at 7 p.m. in the courtroom of the public safety building.
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North Augusta
Richmond County
Roy Louis Hayes Jr
Aiken County
Hayes
Keep. Butler Derrick
D-S.c
Derrick
Aiken
County Council
Council
Edgefield Council Seeks Plan To Save The Hospital
Edgefield County Council held a work session to review two bailout options for the Edgefield County Hospital. One plan would grant about 17 000 monthly funding for six months. the other would extend a 17 000 monthly credit for three years backed by a second mortgage. Trustees and residents urged careful steps toward profitability, including obstetrics gynecology and outpatient clinics.
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Edgefield Hospital
Richard Satcher
Satcher
E.0
Sonny) Dukes
Robert Welsh
Edgefield
J.M. Pendarvis
Pendarvis
South Carolina Pivotal in GOP Presidential Primary
South Carolina moves toward a pivotal March 5 primary as 37 delegates sit on the line. Van D Hipp notes the state’s springboard role ahead of Super Tuesday with about 175000 expected voters. Democratic participation allowed in GOP race and vice versa, but cross-voting is limited to specific primary rules. Six candidates vie for delegates including Bush Dole Kemp Du Pont Haig Robertson.
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South Carolina
van D. Hipp
Aiken County
Iowa
New Hampshire
United States
Hipp
Daniel Ross
George Bush
Robert Dole
Kansas
Jack Kemp
New York
Delaware
Pierre du Pont
Alexander Haig
Pat Robertson
Phil Jones
Republican Party
South
Dan Ross
Science Building Underway At USC Aiken On Schedule
Dean Dr William Pirkle reports USC Aiken science building foundations and footings for upper floors are in place as much of the four story facility nears completion. Designed by Enwright Associates, the project includes biology chemistry geology and physics spaces, classrooms, lecture halls, offices and a greenhouse with energy saving systems. Funds total 7.9 million including a 7.4 million bond and a 500000 grant, with $700000 federal equipment grant aiding construction slated for early 1989 completion.
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USC Aiken
William Pirkle
College of Mathematical, Natural and Health Sciences
Pirkle
Aiken
Enwright Associates
Greenville
Martin Engineering In
White Rock
University of South Carolina At Aiken
Referendum Talk Waiting For Demographics
Christina Johannningmeier reports that any move toward a school facilities referendum hinges on the Aiken County Board of Education deciding on a demographic study at its Jan. 26 meeting. The referendum committee will wait for that decision after the board discusses demographic data from the state and reviews proposals from three firms.
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Aiken County
James A. Moore
Moore
Jonn M
Jack) Hunter
Hunter
Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Service at USCAiken to feature Rev Joseph Lowery
The eighth annual King Memorial Service at USC Aiken will present Rev. Joseph E. Lowery, president of the SCLC, as guest speaker. The event Sunday at 4 p.m. in Etherredge Center includes a dramatic reading of I Have a Dream by USCA student Her metoneul and honors Dr. King, Nobel laureate and Civil Rights leader.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Usc Aiken
Joseph E. Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Usca Office of Minority Affairs
Etherredge Center
Dr. King
I Have
USCA
Metoneul
Dr. Lowery
Cascade United Methodist Church
Atlanta
SCLC
Mobile
Nashville
Harry Bell Re-Elected VP Of Farm Bureau In New Orleans
Harry Bell a Saluda beef and row crop producer was re elected to a second two year term as vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation at the 69th annual meeting in New Orleans Dean Kleckner of Iowa was also re elected as president of the organization Bell has long worked in farm related businesses and now farms with his son near Ward He has 15 years as president of the S C Farm Bureau and serves on the executive board aiming to improve agriculture economics.
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Harry Bell
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bell
New Orleans
Dean Kleckner
William
Ward
S.C. Farm Bureau
American Farm Burea
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