Legislator Warns of Water Monopoly in Aiken County
South Carolina representative James Roland Smith warns that lawsuits by the Valley Public Service Authority could give VPSA control over most water supplies in southwestern Aiken County. A meeting on water rights is set for 6 30 p m Monday at Midland Valley High School.
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Aiken County
James Roland Smith
Valley Public Service Authority
Rep. Smith
Aiken Standard
Midland Valley High School
Beech Island
Robert Smoak
Four Honored For Contributions In Aiken Chamber Dinner
Four Aiken residents were honored by the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce at a banquet. Posthumous Man of the Year went to Thomas F. Maurice. Nan Mickey Perkins earned Woman of the Year and Charles E. Goodman Jr. received Youth of the Year. Sen W Greg Ryberg won Business Person of the Year with First Citizens Bank sponsorship. Volunteer of the Year was Patrick Tolton and Ambassador of the Year Renny Trotter. Stewart Maurice accepted the posthumous Man of the Year for his father.
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Scott Webster
Charles E. Goodman Jr
Nan
Mickey) Perkins
Thomas F. Maurice
Sharon McClure
Michelle
Stewart
Kiffin Maurice
Sen. W. Greg Ryberg
Aiken
Greater Aiken
W. Greg Ryberg
R-Aiken
First Citizens Bank
Wey
Sen. Ryberg
R & H Maxxon Inc
Chamber
Patrick Tolton
Robinson- Humphrey Company
Renny Trotter
Security Federal Savings Bank
Maurice
Stewart Maurice
Wagener Man Shot By Burglar Escapes Injury
Stewart Ard 18 drove himself to Wagener EMS after being shot in the shoulder by a burglar leaving through Ard’s back door. He reached Lexington Center in stable condition. Investigators say weapons were missing from the home and a bloodhound track was unsuccessful as the two suspects fled in a vehicle.
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Wagener
Stewart Ard
Bluffwood Road
Tim Hoffman
Oeeran
Aiken County
Er Center
Hoffman
Sheriff's Office
Aiken Devout of Public Safety
New York Bridge Classifieds Digest
A compact page item listing classifieds, comics, crossword, cryptoquote, Dear Abby column and horoscope features from the New York paper. Includes brief notices and entertainment listings for readers seeking puzzles and lifestyle guidance.
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Crossword
Abby
Local Front Contacts for News Tips and Tips Line
Readers are invited to call 648-2311 with news ideas and tips. The item mentions a local front page and weather wheels section with television and weather content. No specific events or names beyond the phone number are provided.
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Weather Wheels
Keneee
Obituaries List Honorary Local Figures
A list of deaths includes Ruby K. Burch of Aiken Mary Ann Butler of Langley Foster F Flowers of Williston Wrentz Ginyard of Wagener Rev W L Holcombe Jr of Bath John G Hosang of Aiken Viola M Simon of Aiken Curtis E Steadman of Greenville and Jack D Yarborough of Anderson.
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Ruby K. Burch
Aiken
Mary Ann Butler
Langley
Foster F. Flowers
Williston
Wrentz
Ginyard
Wagener
W. L. Holcombe Jr
Bath
John G. Hosang
Viola M. Simon
Curtis E. Steadman
Greenville
Jack D. Yarborough
Anderson
O Leary Outlines SRS Role In Regional Growth
Secretary of Energy Hazel O Leary laid out a plan to keep SRS layoffs at bay through 1995, invest 36 million for regional development, and transform the Savannah River Site into a tech proving ground guiding defense, cleanup, and waste management. She spoke to 650 at USC Aiken about a future where plutonium stockpile decisions help stabilize materials globally.
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Hazel R. O’leary
Savannah River
Aiken
SRS
O’leary
Greater Aikien Chamber of Commerce
USC Aiken
Harding TV appearances probe could threaten Olympic bid
Prosecutors subpoena Portland network videotapes of Tonya Harding recent interviews to determine what she knew and when. The U S Figure Skating Association opened an inquiry that could suspend her from the Olympics while Harding denied prior knowledge of the Jan 6 attack on Nancy Kerrigan. University of Oregon law professor Wayne Westling commented on potential hindering prosecution and possible conspiracy issues.
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Portland
Ore
Tonya Harding
U.S
U.S. Figure Skating Association
Harding
Nancy Kerrigan
2Oo
University of Oregon Law
Wayne Westling
Boan Proposes $180 Million Property Tax Cut Plan
Columbia lawmakers debate a proposal by House Ways and Means Chair Billy Boan to reduce property taxes by 180 million over four years. A rally of about 300 supporters urged voter approval for tax increases to require citizen endorsement. The plan also plans reassessment every five years and budget growth limits to protect school funding.
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Columbia
Statehouse
House Ways and Means
Billy Boan
Stateouse
Bean
Richland
Lexington
Washington
Gloyce Howell
Lexington County
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