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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1989

Page

13

North Augusta Eyes Sewer Tap Fee Hike to 600

North Augusta City Council discussed raising sewer tap fees from 250 to 600 at a Monday night study session. City administrator Charles B. Martin cited outdated code and pending revisions to sewer service sections and cleanup of ordinance language. A large industrial user fee would drop from 1.67 to 1.30 per thousand gallons to cover O&M costs. The council will review code revisions at the next meeting and consider annexing land at Martintown Road and Gregory Lake Road for a residential development.

North Augusta Charles B. Martin Martin Lark W. Jones William Gray Jones Gray Martintown Road Gregory Lake Road Edgefield County Bryan C

Harte Defends Drug Policy Against Critics at Rotary

Solicitor Robert J. Harte told the Aiken Rotary Club that liberal critics who seek drug decriminalization would not halt crime or substance abuse. He cited alcohol and drug abuse as factors in over 90 percent of crimes, urged education campaigns, and advocated victim rights in sentencing. He noted ongoing prosecutions and potential further trials for Paul Koon, and highlighted Second Circuit pre-trial and victims witness programs as models. The talk occurred as Harte discussed crime, drugs, and justice alongside Rotary activities at Houndslake Country Club.

Second Circuit Robert J. Harte Mondday Aiken Marte J. Allen Brodie Harte James Brown Paul Koon Warrenville Valerie White Newsome Richard L. Pearce Aiken Rotary Steve Griffin Aiken Rotary Club Houndslake Country Club

South Carolina Schools Implement Asbestos Plans

South Carolina school systems have enacted asbestos management plans under federal guidelines to reduce cancer risk. State health officials note the Sunday deadline won t trigger a flood of projects since many asbestos materials need not be removed.

Greenwillr South Carolina

Aiken Area Community Calendar July 11 13 Events Listed

July 11 events include Ken County Board of Education meeting at Clemson Extension, Aiken County Historical Museum hours, and various clubs. July 13 schedule features Civil Air Patrol, Aiken County Library hours, Rotary and Alpha Kappa Alpha tutoring, and multiple support groups at Trinity United Methodist Church and other venues. Contact numbers provided for information.

Ken County Board of Education Clemson Extension Service Richland Avenue Aiken Aiken County Historical Museum Newberry St Aiken County Aiken County Council James Verenes Aiken County Public Library H. Odell Weeks Center Alpha Kappa Alpha Friendship Baptist Church Richland Ave Big Brothers and Sisters Organization Body Dynamics Nights of Columbus Spaulding Drive Opm Ius Gri Rloo St Ponce de ‘Leon Ave North August Knights of Columbus Spaulding New Beginnings Group Schofield Homemakers Senior Citizens Brage Senior Citizens Trinity United Methodist Church Whiskey Road Austin Watson Imursday Suty First Presbyterian Church Barnwell Ave Civil Air Patrol

Tech college students sell ads for campus four-page paper

Bryan Randall and Jason Stone led 10 teams in an Aiken Technical College Tribune ad sales drive raising 730 dollars from 10 businesses out of a 1600 dollar goal. Under instructor Lynn Moore and advisor Gary Henson, they formed pairs, learned to handle rejection, and earned plaques for top performance. Stone lives in Alabama and Randall in Warrenville.

Bryan Randall Jason Stone Aiken Technical College Tribune Randall Stone Lynn T. Moore Gary Henson the Tribune Randall and Stone Moore

Sumter Choir to Sing in France Bicentennial Tour

Sumter High School Chorus will travel to France for the 200th anniversary of the French Revolution, performing at Notre Dame and Saint Severin in Paris and at Luxembourg Gardens with plans to also visit Salzburg, Lucerne, and German cities. The 12 day trip costs $2000 per student, funded by donations and fund-raisers.

Sumter Sumter High School Carnegie Hall New York City Kennedy Center Washington France Sonja Sepulveda South Carolina Music Eduators Association Journey Associates Mesa, Ariz Notre Dame Saint Severin Luxembourg Gardens Salzburg Austria Lucerne Switzerland Munich Heidelberg University of South Carolina

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