North Augusta Council weighs Lions Field renovation funding
The North Augusta City Council may issue 200000 in General Obligation Bonds to renovate Lions Field for a minor league baseball franchise. The meeting at City Hall on Buena Vista Avenue starts at 7 30 PM and includes several bond and engineering resolutions and a groundwater study review.
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Lions Field
North Augusta
Holroyd and Johnson
Riverview Park
Sinkler, Gibbs, and Simons
Johnson
Planners Consider Buffer Zone And Zoning Changes
The Aiken Planning and Zoning Commission planned to study a buffer zone along major streets and hear W M Sloan on zoning ordinance changes. Agenda included annexation requests for Palmetto Service Corp property and lots in Briarcliff and Pinelog Acres totaling about 58 acres. Meeting set for 3 p.m. at Municipal Building council chambers.
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City of Aiken
Palmetto Service Corporation
Briarcliff
Pinelog Acres
Park Ave. S.W
State Employees Meet Tomorrow at Western Steer
The State Employees Association will meet tomorrow at the Western Steer Family Steak House on University Parkway. The meeting is scheduled to begin at noon.
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State Employees Association
Western Steer Family
Uni
Versity Parkway
Parker to Speak on Crime Prevention in Aiken
Willie Parker of the Aiken Public Safety Department will address crime prevention this evening as part of the Martin Hill Enrichment Program. He is to speak at 6 30 p m at the Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw St.
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Willie Parker
City of
Ficer
Aiken
Commission
Doctor's Circle
Columbia
South Carolina
Wagener Council to discuss budget and land purchase
Wagener Town Council will review the town audit and budget along with a potential land purchase. The meeting is set for 7 30 p m at the Town Hall.
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Wagener
Dealership Break-In Reported at Buick Cadillac
A break-in at Ellington Owensby Buick Cadillac on 419 Park Ave SW led to about 160 dollars stolen from two locked cash boxes in a file cabinet. Police say Gary Owensby locked the business at 7 p.m. Friday and found two shop windows opened on Monday with entry likely through a back window.
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Ellington-Owensby
Park Ave. S.W
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Gary Owensby
Aiken PSA selects Griffin Wade as auditor
The Griffin Wade and Company of North Augusta was chosen to audit the Aiken County Public Service Authority. The firm will audit the 1981 82 fiscal year ended June 30.
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North Augusta
Griffin, Wade and Company
Aiken County
Aiken
Rotary Leader Praises Service At Aiken Club Meeting
Paul Wilkerson, district 775 governor, spoke to a large crowd at the Ramada Inn during the Aiken Rotary Club's bi monthly gathering. He urged members to serve others, blend pride with service, and enjoy Rotary's world wide mission while noting the club meets Mondays at 12 45 p.m.
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Paul Wilkerson
Aiken
Raymond
Mizell
Rotary
Wilkerson
Rotary Club
Raymond Mizell
Murder Charges Filed in June Store Slayings
James Eric Simpson, 20, of Anderson, faces murder charges in the June 3 killings of Raymond Howell 22 and Michael Holcombe 20 outside Saylors One Stop Convenience Store. Simpson turned himself in at Detective Tommy Williams’ residence around 3 30 am Monday. Police recovered a .12 gauge shotgun and say the deaths followed an argument over Simpson’s girlfriend.
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Anderson
Anderson County Sheriff's Department
James Eric Simpson
Tommy Williams
Simpson
Saylors
Raymond Mark Howell
Michael Holcombe
E.E. Cooley
Cooley
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N.A. Council
Martin Hill
Parker
PSA
Byrnes of
Aiken Furniture, Inc
Park Ave
S.W
Eversy
Aah
Michael Allen
Phil Jones
Roach
Destroyer
Gosnell
Sears
Howell
Fitzpatrick’ S Opticians
Fitzpatrick’s
Lancaster St. SW
America
Combe. Inc
Chiropractic Clinic
P.A
Laurens St., NW
South Carolina Public Service Commission
South Carolina Electric and Gas Company
S.C
Public Service Commission
Doctors Circle
P.O. Box
James H. Still
P.O
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