North Augusta weighs flood plan to secure federal insurance
A public meeting reviewed a flood area study for North Augusta with flood insurance official Carol Doyle outlining goals. The program aims to curb disaster aid by guiding growth on flood plains and saving billions by limiting repeated payouts.
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North Augusta
Carol Doyle
The
Federal Insurance Administration
Doyle
Carol Dolge
Henry R. McKenney
Robert Heape
Savannah
Corps of Engineers
Thurmond Whatley
Have You Heard Humor Roundup From The Gazette
A humorous note column shares jokes about Francis Trammell baldness Baren Lown watching sports on TV and a southern politician scribbling margins to holler like hell Wayne Fuller receiving a baked potato with a candle for his birthday and a wish for cake next year
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Baren Lown
Wayne Fuller
Housing opening delayed as applicants flood Aiken project
Aiken Housing Authority Director Ervin Koon reports more than four hundred applications for the $3 million low rent project on Highway 19. Completion slipped from January 22 to March, with mid March tentatively set for opening.
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Highway 19
Aiken
Carter Puts Nation on Path to HealthCare Plan
President Carter tentatively backs a phased national health insurance program named HealthCare. It would cover hospital and physician bills drugs outpatient and more with no personal charges for covered services and protections against catastrophic illness.
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Washington
Carter
Associated Press
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Aiken Officer Arrested in Leesville Robbery
Aiken city probationary officer Sammy Lee Clark, 22, was arrested Monday afternoon by Leesville police and sheriff's investigators in connection with a weekend robbery of a Leesville service station. Bond set at 30000 dollars. Clark had just completed his public safety training.
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Aiken
Leesville
Sammy Lee Clark
Busbee
Lexington County
Aiken County Crime Conference To Promote Citizen Involvement
The Graniteville Exchange Club hosts a community crime conference at the H O Weeks Activities Center on February 8 at 7 30 p m. Local law enforcement urge public participation and war on crime with speakers including Daniel McLeod attorney general Wayne Nicoll and Ken Laws.
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Graniteville Exchange Club
H.O. Weeks Activities Center
Exchange Club
Frank T. Galardi
Aiken County Sheriff's Department
Carroll Heath
Aiken Public Safety Department
J.H. Lanier
S.C. Highway Department
Daniel McLeod
South Carolina
Wayne B. Nicoll
Usc-Aiken
Ken Laws
Get Smart
Ray Isgett
Governor's Office
Robert Milan
S.C. Criminal Justice Academy
Capt. Smith
S.C. Highway Patrol
Huff to Hold North Augusta Town Meeting Tomorrow
Rep. Thomas E. Huff of Delvedere will host a town meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the civic room of Security Federal Savings and Loan in North Augusta. He will review pending legislation and take public questions.
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Thomas E. Huff
Delvedere
Security Federal Savings and Loan Association
North Augusta
Huff
L B C Boys Dump Graniteville in 8A thriller
L B C boys edged Graniteville in a hard fought contest to advance in 8A competition. The page notes Rockettes win and features comics Dear Abby editorials obituaries sports television weather on page 8A.
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Graniteville
Rockettes
Aiken County Today
Dear Abby
County May Need To Renovate Jail
Aiken County faces a 90 day deadline to separate the Sheriff's Department communications center from the jail or risk jail closure. Sheriff Paul D. Grant warned the county council after losing its juvenile facility and moving youths to Columbia under court orders. The council will decide at next Tuesday's meeting while transportation costs rise.
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Sheriff's Department
Paul D. Grant
Hampton Avenue
Columbia
Grant
R.W. Kemp
John W. Harte Jr
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Santa Claus) Trammell
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