Hillsborough Drive home broken into. rear window shattered
A Hillsborough Drive residence was entered from a rear door after a window was broken. Items including money and household goods valued at 8950 were taken. On Highway 19 a northbound car was struck by an egg and a rock-like object, cracking the windshield and causing 200 in damage. No suspect seen.
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Hillsborough Drive
Highway 19
Aiken Artist Heatherly Williams Featured in DirtRag
Heatherly Williams from Aiken released artwork featured in DirtRag magazine. Downtown Creative Plan Ners shows an Olympic themed window display in red, white and blue with sporting equipment and memorabilia. Window score cards posted claim perfect 10s.
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Heatherly Williams
DirtRag Magazine
Aiken
Aiken County Receives $6.967 Million in Property Tax Relief
The state Comptroller General's Office reports Aiken County received 6.967 million dollars in property tax relief last year under a new law. The program covers a 100000 dollar homestead exemption burden, reducing taxes on 43,827 homes.
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Aiken County
State Comptroller General's Office
Stocks Close BellSouth Higher on July 15 1996
Stock listings show BellSouth closing at 41 5/8 while Carolina First sits at 16 1/4 and Dupont at 79 1/4. Ford edges to 32 1/8, General Electric 80 5/8, GM 47 1/2, Coca Cola 46 1/8, Nations Bank 83 5/8 and Wachovia 43 1/2. Other names include Kimberly Clark 76 1/2, SCANA 26, D C Fiberglas 38, PALFED 12, AT&T 51 1/4, Westinghouse 17. Information provided by Kenneth Wiland.
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BellSouth
Carolina First
Dupont
Ford
General Electric
General Motors
Kimberly-Clark
Coca-Cola
Nations Bank
D.C Fiberglas
At&t
Wachovia
Westinghouse
Kenneth Wiland
Smith-Barney
The
Robinson Humphrey Company
EFCO to open Barnwell plant creating 1000 jobs
Gov. Beasley announced Barnwell County will host a 16.2 million EFCO manufacturing plant expanding to about 1000 payroll after growth. The facility, in the county industrial park, aims to supply doors and windows with regional expansion plans and existing plants in Monett Missouri and distribution hubs in Elmhurst Illinois and Verona Virginia.
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Barnwell
David Beasley
Barnwell County
Beasley
EFCO
Monett
Oklahoma City
Elmhurst
Verona
Virginia
Former Westinghouse worker sues over termination and back wages
Fred W. Plunkett Jr, a former maintenance mechanic at Westinghouse Savannah River Co., sues in Aiken County Court claiming wrongful termination after reporting a tritium spill. He seeks unpaid wages, unused vacation pay, treble damages, attorney costs, and recovery of lost wages, alleging breach of contract and improper medical leave practices.
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Westinghouse
Savannah River
Fred W. Plunkett Jr
Aiken County
Richard Miley
Plunkett
Department of Energy
WSRC
Miley
STEP program honors 48 finishers at Aiken High School
Marion Gary led a community banquet at Aiken High School recognizing 48 STEP finishers. The program, run with Westinghouse Savannah River Company support, mentors black middle school students in math science and communications with summer exposure to computers and field trips to Charleston Clemson University and the National Science Center. Rahim Wooley named top student and praised STEP progress.
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Marion Gary
Aiken County
STEP
Gary
Aiken High School
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
Charleston
Clemson University
National Science Center
Fort Gordon
Rahim Wooley
North Augusta High School
Rahim
Sary
Dorn calls for solid government and leadership in district
Democrat Debbie Dorn told Aiken County Democrats that the Third Congressional District needs good solid government and real leadership in Washington. She criticized Lindsey Graham as a single agenda congressman focused on cutting services and urged voters the November election will be the most important in years.
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Debbie Dorn
Third Congressional District
Washington
Ms. Dorn
Republian
Lindsey Graham
Aiken County
Dorn
Graham
Democrats say GOP will hand them election wins in November
The Aiken County Democratic Party chair and four candidates say GOP indifference will aid their November bids. They name Melvina Jordan Kathleen Newberg Martin Sawyer and LaVana McKenzie as likely winners, citing Democratic service and opposition to GOP cuts. Newberg notes party-building drive after working with Republicans. Brown labels GOP rivals as yes men and accuses donors of truckload money.
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GOP
Aiken County
Democratic Party
Kent Brown
Melvina C. Jordan
Kathleen Newberg
Martin Sawyer
LaVana McKenzie
Sawyer
Ms. Newberg
Savannah River
Brown
New Ellenton
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Chris Fuldner
Facili
Scott Webster
Derrick Johnson
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Jordan
McKenzie and Sawyer