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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1982

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Aiken Approves 107-Mill City Tax Rate for 1982-83

The Aiken City Council gave first reading to a 107-mill property tax ordinance for the 1982-83 budget, a reduction from 147 mills after county reassessment. A second reading and public hearing are set for next week. The council also invited free studies for downtown beautification by architects Rainer Urban and Ray Price and welcomed other firms to bid.

Aiken Roland Windham Rainer Urban Ray Price

Jackson OKs 1982 Budget

Jackson Town Council approved an operating budget of 149 637 for 1982 83 with reservations. Councilman Al Ellis noted vehicle maintenance costs as four town vehicles are not running. The budget became official Monday night. The council also gave first reading to the Public Works Commission budget of 109 500 and retained attorney Kelly Zier in a lawsuit.

Jackson al Ellis Public Works Commission Kelly Zier

Inside Today Aiken County Today Classifieds

Local newspaper recap lists sections including Classifieds Comics Community Calendar Abby Erma Bombeck For The Record Home Box Office Obituaries Sports Television Weather with brief listings and page cues.

Aiken County Abby Erma Bombeck

Multiple Indictments Loom in Aiken County Cases

Five indictments against Gary Leonard Camp alias William A. Miller Jr. include attempted armed robbery assault kidnapping and carrying. Willie J. Boyd facing theft charges tied to $8000 in course fees at H O Weeks Center. case postponed due to illness. Ida Surry pleads guilty to second offense shoplifting and faces a year in jail with rehab consideration. mother of two has heroin problems cited by her attorney.

Gary Leonard Camp William A. Miller Jr Aiken County Camp Willie J. Boyd Aiken Recreation Department Boyd H.O. Weeks Center Ida Surry North Augusta Seventh Circuit Elizah Curran Burnett III

City Roadwork Projects Will Ease Traffic Flow

City officials plan a roughly $2 million project to build about four miles of U S 1 York Street into a four lane highway from Hampton Avenue to Shaws Creek. Utilities are being relocated, water and sewer lines extended, hydrants added, and a center left turn lane will be built. The work uses federal and state funds and began in February under the guidance of Wyatt Johnson and Cole Page.

U.S. 1 Wyatt Johnson Johnson York Street Hampton Avenue Shaws Creek Cole Page State Department of Highways and Public Transportation

Reagan sets out pared down federalism plan to counties

President Reagan spoke to the National Association of Counties in Baltimore offering a slimmer version of his new federalism plan. He said the number of programs to be shifted to states dropped from nearly 50 to 35 and guaranteed 100 percent of existing federal funds, but few new details or economic revitalization steps were provided.

Baltimore Reagan National Association of Counties Fami Houston Astros J.R. Richard America

Clemson-Born Dr. James Bostic Jr. Heads Riegel Aiken Venture

Dr. James E. Bostic Jr. named president of the Convenience Products Division at Riegel Textile Corp. He will oversee the merged Aiken and Charlotte divisions, bringing disposables, towelettes, shampoos and baby care products under one leadership. The Clemson graduate and former White House Fellow aims to extend product offerings and strengthen community ties in Aiken. He will speak at the Aiken Rotary Club and continues decades of public service, including leadership roles on the South Carolina Education Commission and the Carver Foundation at Tuskegee.

Clemson Charlotte Bostic Riegel Company Aiken Rotary Club White House Washington Reagan Benjamin Mays Morehouse College Mays S.C. Education Commission Carver Research Foundation Tuskegee Institute Management-Labor Textile Advisory U.S. Department of Commerce S.C Riegel James E. Bostic Jr Clemson Tiger Riegel Textile Corp Ginny Southworth

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Malissa Minter Aiken’s Jackson Oks Edgefield Avenue Fairfield Street Phil Jones James Bostic Jr Riegel Plant DR. James
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