Aiken High Team Advances In Texaco Star National Quiz
Five Aiken High School students reach the round of 28 in the Texaco Star National Academic Championships in Houston. Seeded eighth, they face Delta High School of Delta Colorado after the first round, with four South Carolina teams advancing. The event pits high school teams in general knowledge contests.
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Aiken Whiz
Aiken High School
Texaco
Delta
Colo
Ioda
Hanna
Aiken
Humes Suggests Jamaica Trip by Economic Diversity Group
Fred Humes livened a meeting of the Aiken Strategic Planning Steering Committee by joking that theEconomic Diversity group would visit Jamaica to study the tourism industry after others spoke about their own groups and trips.
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Fred Humes
Aiken
Humes
Jamaica
Chamber Begins Membership Drive in Aiken Area
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce starts its 1993 three week membership drive themed Goin for the Green. Six teams vie to sign up 100 new members with 36 volunteers handling outreach across the Central Savannah River Area.
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Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Marsh Burekhalter
Chamber
Burckhalter
Peggy Jones
Aiken County National Bank
Susan
Companies Going After Cable Thieves
Palmetto Cablevision pursues illegal use of cable services with five convictions in three months and seven cases pending across a 130 mile coverage area. Aiken County saw three convictions, including a woman fined 243 dollars or 30 days in jail. Local firms note aging laws and repeat patterns in trailer parks and apartments.
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Richelle Eckles
Palmetto Cablevision
Ms. Eckles
Allendale
United Artists Cable
Ms. Vannest
North Augusta weighs alley status after paving dispute
North Augusta City Council agreed to review the status of numerous alleys after complaints over a proposed paving project to serve a medical facility. Homeowners urged a determination whether alleys are open or closed and how access issues affect local government.
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North Augusta
Planning Commission
Georgia Avenue
East Arlinton
Greene
William Gray
Kelly Zier
Ed Ergle
Rth
Augusta
Engle
Wagener Considers Millage Hike to Balance Budget
Wagener faces a proposed millage increase from 50 to 75 mills to cover projected expenses of 216,920 for July 1 to June 30, 1994. If approved and aided by licenses and fees, revenue would reach 219,850 next year. Mayor James O. Brown stresses living within means as council weighs readings and a private club proposal on Staley Road faces scrutiny.
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Wagener
James O. Brown
JoAnn Johnsonbey
Brown
Edward M. White Jr
Orangeburg
Staley Road
White
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Aiken County
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Jackson
Main St
New Ellenton
Painters Local Union
U.S. 278
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H.C. Odells
Ginny Murphy
City of
Fred B. Cavanagh
S.C
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Rye Patch
Garden Club
Savannah River Ecology Lab
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Michael Anaclerio
Donald M. Law
Garden Club Council
Gordon Farmer
National Garden Week
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Aiken Playhouse
Arken City Playhouse
Playhouse
Parker Deans Memorial
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic School
Ima Star
Price
Two Notch Roads
H. Odell Weeks
Barnard E. Bee Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
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Market Street
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Larry Waks
Old Glory Galleries
Harlem
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Dibble Road
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Order of the ‘White
Jerusalem
Messiah Shrine No. 3
Graniteville Masonic
Philk
Midland Valley Country Club
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Eddie George
Department of Public Safety Maintenance
Troon Way
Hitchcock Parkway
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Garrett
Thomas W. Greene
Council
Chris Starnes
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