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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1978

Page

11

Council and Delegation Clash Over Aiken County Roads Power

Aiken County Council confronts the county delegation over final authority on road decisions. The delegation led by Sen. Knotts signals it can accept or reject council recommendations and add roads to the priority list. Council votes to rewrite the ordinance as a resolution to guide future paving decisions.

Aiken County Aiken Button William E. Knotts D-Williston Carrol H. Warner Warner Sen. Knotts Knotts Ralph F. Cullinan Walter C. Guy Jr Cuilinan Mim Samuel L.) Woodring Cullinan Kitchings Mill Forest L. Kirby Lucas Ray

New Ellenton Hosts A Revival at Church of God

The New Ellenton Church of God hosts a revival starting at 7 30 p m today through Sunday guest evangelist Rev Daniel Cooper from Greenville attends services on Sabra Street all welcome to attend.

New Ellenton Sabra Street Hayne Avenue

January Membership Month Aiken ARC Seeks Support

January is national membership month for the Associations for Retarded Citizens with the Aiken chapter part of the campaign. Dues are six dollars yearly and donations are tax deductible. mail to Mrs Curt Berg, membership chairperson, 770 Winyah Drive, North Augusta, SC 29841.

Aiken Association ACUUL Aiken Association For Retarded Curt Berg Winyah Drive North Augusta

Leeke backs prisoner litter crews to cut prison costs

Corrections Commissioner William Leeke tells the Budget Board the bill to use prisoners for litter pickup would save 33.6 million in capital outlays and 15 to 20 million in operating costs over five years. The plan could also allow early release for inmates, stabilizing the population around 8,000. The board endorsed the measure though it has no legal force. The session also approves a plan for indigent defense appeals funded by the federal government for one year.

Columbia Corrections William Leeke State Budget and Control Board House Leeke Appellate Public Defender's Office Lewis

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