Advisory council meeting in Aiken County Area Four
Aiken County Area Four public schools advisory council schedules a Thursday 7 30 p m meeting in the area office New Holland 2243 Old Ninety Six Indian Trail S C 39 to hear appeals Wagener Salley Ridge Spring Monetta A L Corbett and C B Busbee schools are listed for context. Call 564 1075 for details.
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Advisory Council For Public Schools
Aiken County
New Holland
Old Ninety Six Indian Trail
S.C
Wagener-Salley High
Ridge Spring-Monetta
A.L. Corbett
C.B. Busbee
Stocks Closing as of July 22 1997
Information provided by Greg Paschal of Edward Jones shows daily stock movements with closing prices and notable changes for major indices and selected securities. The briefing highlights market direction, sector performance, and key drivers shaping invest or trade decisions.
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Greg Paschal
Edward Jones
Inmate Starts Fire at Aiken County Jail
Lonnie McCarthy said an inmate set his mattress ablaze at the Aiken County Detention Center, quickly contained with no evacuation. Gregory A. Johnson, 19, will face arson charges. he had prior counts including crack cocaine possession and threats to officers. The incident marks the fourth fire at the facility in three weeks amid attacks on guards by inmates.
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Aiken County Detention Center
Lonnie McCarthy
McCarthy
Gregory A. Johnson
Johnson
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Michael Hunt
Detention Center
Jose Negron
Troy Johnson
Larry Rainey
Raymond Day
Rainey
Es. Johnson
Michelle G. Johnson
Aiken
Anniversary Phones Ringing for ATC
Aiken Technical College staffs volunteers and supporters run a three day phone a thon at Newberry Hall to raise part of a 1.75 million anniversary campaign. Dr Kathleen Noble reports rapid pledges, with 50 025 already pledged and 8 100 raised by day one. Community leaders including Mayor Fred Cavanaugh participate. Volunteers describe the effort as education tied to industry needs.
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Aiken Technical College
Newberry Hall
ATC
Kathlen Noble
Aiken
Fred Cavanaugh
H O Weeks lights up walking track in Aiken
The H O Weeks Activities Center installs a 56 168 lighting system around the walking track. Rhinehart says 31 new fixtures on laminated poles illuminate the track and perimeter to improve twilight jogs. Phase one covers Price Avenue to Leverett's Shoe Store with phase two planned. The 12 foot wide track has separate lanes for walkers and wheeled traffic to prevent collisions.
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Rhinehart
City of Aiken
Price Avenue
Whiskey Road
Leverett’s Shoe Store
Inglis ready to run in bid to unseat Hollings
prospective GOP challenger Bob Inglis states he has nearly 775000 available for his Senate bid after filing with the FEC. Inglis reports 407024.99 raised and 121547.41 spent since January plus 487981.81 transferred from his Congress campaign totaling 773459.39. Hollings, 12 years in office, spent over 4 million last election and his aide said he had over 900000 cash as of June 30 with more filing to come.
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Columbia
Bob Inglis
Ernest
Fritz) Hollings
Ings
Federal Election Commission
Senate
Inglis
Congress
U.S. House
Greenville
Hollings
Mav Lane
Lane
Greenville News
Textile firm names two Aiken executives to top posts
Greenville based Southern Weaving, a narrow fabrics maker, has named H. Doug Kingsmore as chairman and CEO and Rod Grandy as president and COO after its acquisition by Two Tigers Holding. Outside directors include Jerry Hunter, G R Kruger, and Heyward McDaniel. Plants operate in Greenville, Anderson and Easley.
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Aiken
H. Doug Kingsmore
Graniteville Co
Southern Weaving
Rod Grandy
Michael Thomas Ltd
Two Tigers Holding
Kingsmore and
Grandy
Kingsmore and Grandy
Jerry Hunter
JPS
G.R. Kruger
Semarch Inc
Houston
Heyward ‘McDaniel
Southern ‘Weaving
United States
Greenville
Anderson
Easley
South Carolina aims to ban collector card scratch games
Greenville reports the state’s top lawyer urges enforcing the constitutions anti lottery language to shut down collector card games. The attorney general’s office says any game with a prize payment or chance prize is a lottery. Police have hesitated to act due to few complaints and unclear law. Treasured Arts Inc. owners defend their $1 cards offering two minutes of phone time and a chance at prizes, arguing customers gain value from the piece.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Tom Landers
Charlie Condon
Dan Booker
Bill Brown
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