Security Federal Plans New HQ On Whiskey Road
Security Federal Savings and Loan announced a new 10,000 square foot headquarters to be built at the Whiskey and Silver Bluff Roads intersection in Aiken. President T Clifton Weeks said growth on the south side warranted the move and noted a dual highway entrance and drive-in window. Groundbreaking is in about 30 days with completion in nine months. construction by A L Adams Construction Company and board approval dated June 12. The current facility will undergo remodeling and remain operational.
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Security Federal Savings and Loan
Whiskey Road
T. Clifton Weeks
Security Federal
Laurens Street
Aiken
Weeks
Alexander Moorman and Associates
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Silver Bluff Roads
A.L. Adams Construction Company
Savings and Loan Board of Directors
Windsor Council to Convene Tonight over Water System and Franchise
Windsor Town Council meets at 7 30 p m in the temporary town hall on U S 78 South to discuss a town and district water system and to give second reading to an ordinance approving a franchise agreement with South Carolina Electric and Gas.
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Windsor
South Carolina Electric and Gas
U.S. 78 South
Break-In Hits Otasco Store at Midland Valley Center
A plate glass window was smashed Friday night at the Otasco store in the Midland Valley Shopping Center. Stolen items include a color TV valued at 439 and about 2000 in damage to six stereo sets, per Aiken County Sheriff's Department. A stereo worth 1400 was stolen from Paul Bookstaver's Sunshine Circle home over the weekend.
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Midland Valley
Aiken County
Sheriff’s Department
Sunshine Circle
Paul Bookstaver
Paper Recycling To End July 14
The last Saturday recycling will be July 14 at the H O Weeks Activities Center in Aiken. Boy Scout Troop 146 will stop picking up newspapers after that date. Wes Smith and Ron Frontroth seek another group to take over the operation. those interested should contact them.
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H.O. Weeks
Boy Scout Troop
Wes Smith
Ron Frontroth
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Frontroth
Niehous among many held hostage by Third World terrorists
The Associated Press notes William F. Niehous, rescued last weekend after three years in Venezuelan custody, is one of over 30 Americans held hostage by political terrorists in developing nations over the past decade. He survived the longest captivity among those released so far.
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William F. Niehous
U.S
Niehous
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