18 Jan 1984
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1984
Page
1
The Midwestern storm brings no snow but chilly weather with tonight's rain ending. Temperatures fall to the upper 30s, then clouds decrease to a high near 49 tomorrow. Weekend outlook: partly cloudy with teens to mid 30s inland and 40s to mid 50s elsewhere.
A powerful storm moving from the Plains to the Northeast brings heavy snow and plunging temperatures. Snow totals include up to six inches in parts of Missouri and New Jersey, with subzero wind chills in Oklahoma and Colorado. Authorities warn of dangerous travel as ice coats North Texas roads and a Gulf air clash fuels wintry conditions from Texas to the East Coast.
Aiken County Council postponed a policy decision on whether to maintain a proposed sedimentation basin and retention pond near Hitchcock Woods after concerns about costs and shared city county responsibilities. The panel tabled a $478 401 drainage project and debated millage impacts, while approving limited funds for county repairs and computer tie in with state systems. County officials anticipate possible mill increases if city county agreement emerges.
The ABMHC is rated as one of the top centers in the state system after a three year growth plan. Dr. Biddle notes its broad services and progress House program helps chronically ill clients regain independence through self directed activities and employment support.
Mildred Rowe and a friend spent two days rolling five years of pennies into a bank and counted sixty seven rolls totaling 42.50. The rest of the fragment references a graphic error and unrelated fishing details about a striped bass, with no clear connection to the main event.
Legislative budget writers question funding for Gov. Riley's 210 million school improvement plan without a penny sales tax rise. Republicans propose trimming and phasing in payments, plus using existing funds and new fees, while aiming to avoid tax burdens on property owners.
Washington AP reports 1983 housing starts rose 60 percent to 1.703 million units from 1982's 1.062 million, the strongest year for the sector since 1979. December starts fell 5 percent from November signaling a possible leveling off amid higher interest rates.
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