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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1983

Page

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Social Security Plan Draws Fire in Bipartisan Talks

Washington AP reports a $169 billion reform package faces broad opposition from retiree and worker groups while gaining reluctant backing from President Reagan and House Speaker O'Neill. The plan speeds up payroll tax increases, taxes some benefits, delays COLA, and expands coverage to new federal workers. It aims to keep Social Security solvent for decades despite criticism and political risk.

Washington Reagan House Thomas P. O’neill Jr Congress

Fire damages Eustis Park Elementary School

A morning fire at the vacant Eustis Park Elementary School on Vaucluse Road caused minor smoke damage to a classroom. Inspector Pete Frommer of the Aiken Department of Public Safety said the cause is under investigation. Four engines and 18 firefighters responded, with the blaze starting in a classroom area.

Eustis Park Vaucluse Road Pete Frommer Aiken Department of Public Safety Department of Public Safety Frommer

North Augusta weighs annexing 230 acres and more

North Augusta City Council will hold final readings on two annexation ordinances totaling about 229 acres between Pisgah and Five Notch Roads and east of U.S. 25. They will also set April 26 for the General Election with nominating petitions due March 1 and certification by March 10.

North Augusta City Hall Buena Vista Avenue Pisgah Road Five Notch Road U.S. 25 Sidereal Avenue Austin E. Graybill East Buena Vista Avenue Brookside Avenue East Pine Grove Avenue

Bumper sticker sales and a standout player at Aiken High

Jeff Hooper, a 6-3, 180 pound sophomore, was highlighted as Aiken County's Defensive Player of the Year during Fridays basketball game at Aiken High where bumper stickers were sold, emphasizing his popularity and performance.

Aiken High Jeff Hooper Aiken County

80 Year-Old Fund Raiser Retires From Retirement

Florence Hawkins an 80 year old fundraiser leaves for Washington DC after 18 years in Aiken. Mayor Weeks and City Manager Windham honor her with a plaque at a party. Her behind the scenes work supported Hall of Fame Hopelands Hospital and charity drives.

Florence Hawkins Aiken Washington, D.C Phil Jones Arkenites New York Odell Weeks Roland Windham Hopelands Eleanor Lambert Aiken Hospital Salvation Army Alston Wilkes Thoroughbred Hall of Fame

Attack On Hiring Quotas Urged By Heritage Foundation

The Heritage Foundation calls for a government shift from crime to civil rights, urging a Supreme Court challenge to court ordered quotas for women and minorities. It proposes redefining discrimination and loosening bar exam barriers while tightening Voting Rights Act enforcement.

Washington Supreme Court The Heritage Foundation Reagan White House Justice Department Associated Press Heritage Richard Holwill Immigration Reagan Administration Foundation

Citizens to hear paving priorities at Aiken Council meeting

Aiken County Council will meet at 7 in the council chambers to discuss road paving and resurfacing priorities for eight districts. Delegation chairman Sen. Thomas L. Moore urged a Jan. 15 list, with a Jan. 20 deadline for finalization, amid a debate over funds and a public hearing.

Aiken County Richland Ave Thomas L. Moore D-Aiken Carrol H. Warner Alvin Bryan

Showdown Brews On Property Tax Relief in Georgia Legislature

In Columbia AP reports a House Ways and Means clash over property tax relief bills. Mangum proposes a 1 cent sales tax increase with a 50 percent home stead exemption up to 40 000, Campbell seeks 5.5 cent sales tax with food exemption and same homestead relief. Campbell's plan nets 108 million in new revenue with 88 million to counties. Mangum's would yield 174 million with 83 million for relief and 44 million to treasury. Lawmakers weigh relief amid Act 208 reassessment fallout and 1982 revenue strains.

Columbia Bob McLellan D-Oconee House Ways and Means Tom Mangum Lancaster Bill Campbell D-Richland Mangum State Tax Commission McLellan Ways and Means Committee Campbell

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Alan Greenspan Commission Claude Pepper D-Fla N.A. Nears Annexation Abby Erma Bombeck Lady Bug State Highway Department Bryan
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