Toole Challenges Young For Chairman
Aiken County votes Tuesday in a special election for council chair to fill the unexpired term of Carrol Warner. Acting chair Ronnie Young leads the Republicans against Mike Toole, with polling hours 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and turnout expected light.
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Precincts For Aiken County Election Record
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Wackenhut Receives $853,600 Performance Bonus
The Energy Department awarded Wackenhut Services Inc. at the Savannah River Site an $853,600 bonus for the six months ending March 31 after a “good” rating by SRS manager Mario Fiori. The bonus equals 88 percent of the possible total, with outstanding marks for operations and management and a satisfactory grade for policies to protect employees.
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Clemson hires firm to find new university president
Clemson University appointed Kern Ferry International of Dallas to broaden the candidate pool for a new president to replace Max Lennon who resigned in February. The search aims to present 10 to 12 finalists to a 15 member screening committee by June, with a June 15 deadline and a hoped hiring date of November 15.
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Lottery debate echoes across Georgia and South Carolina
Ms Hopkins cites lottery growth with 12 instant games and multiple drawings while top Georgia retailers cluster on borders with South Carolina. Over 300 million, about 30 percent of total, goes to education. South Carolina residents like Carl Langley question cross-border play and some legislators propose voter input, amid concerns of social issues. Voters in SC face a November vote on video poker and county by county decisions on gaming parlors.
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Aiken
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Burnettown
Aiken County
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Langley
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Tommy) Moore
Clearwater
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