Aiken Aims for Multiuse Citizens Park Complex
Rhinehart touts a new Citizens Park with five ball fields that can convert to soccer, a two story scorers tower, and concessions. Four softball and one 400 foot fence baseball field anchor phase one while youth and high school games may remain at Citizens Field. The project seeks regional economic impact and potential revenue from the concessions stand. A recreation survey informs the second phase possibly shifting to additional soccer fields.
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Rhinehart
Glenn Parker
Kim Coleman
Aiken
Scorers Tower
H.C. Weeks
Citizens Park
Local aging conference explores senior housing and health care
Under Connie Pritchard guidance residents discuss senior living needs in transport health care and income security. They propose Dial A Ride deliveries and local hospice support while noting doctor availability and drug costs. A statewide White House Conference on Aging is planned for March 23 in Myrtle Beach with 38 delegates to be chosen from six counties. interested citizens may contact Linda Holmes at 649 7981 for forms.
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Connie Pritchard
Pritchard Group
North Augusta
Washington
South Carolina
White House
Myrtle Beach
Lower Savannah Area
Lower Savannah
Linda Holmes
Housing Starts Up In 1994 Driven by Nationwide Gain
The Commerce Department reports housing starts rose 12.9 percent in 1994 to 1.45 million annual pace, the highest since 1988. December starts fell 1 percent from November, which was boosted by warm weather, with all regions posting gains for the year.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Mitchell appeals expulsion ruling over salary repayment
Mitchell, a Greenville Democrat and veteran Black lawmaker, seeks Supreme Court review of a 38-7 expulsion vote, contending due process and Senate rules were violated. He faces a 90 day sentence for failing to report cash transactions. release due January 31. Supporters argue repayment unnecessary if fired. All senators were paid full salary at session start.
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Tamara Mitchell- Ford
Mitchell
Greenville
Supreme Court
Senate
Theo
NAACP
Jim Felder
Robert Ford
Dcharleston
Felder
David Thomas
Bill targets street money in South Carolina elections
A SC House bill would ban cash payments for street money used by campaigns to distribute literature and transport voters in black precincts. It requires documentation of spending and prohibits payments to election officials, aiming to curb tactics seen in Nick Theodore’s campaign.
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Columbia
Nick Theodore
South Carolina
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Citizens Park Complex
Dixie Youth
E. Pony League
Greg Montgomery
Suzanne Coe
Aiken's
All Saints Anglican Church
Richland & Fairfield
Jeffrey Smith
Giannis Little
Traby
Aiken Mall Drive
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