Kiwanis Hears Of New Aiken Center Plan
Bill Thurlow outlined plans to relocate Tri Development Center of Aiken to a centralized former Eustis Park School site funded by a drive aiming to raise 325000. The effort involves 250 volunteers, support from Aiken County and federal sources, and envisions a third Adult Basic Need Center for profoundly handicapped adults.
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Eustis Park
John Ellis
Richland Avenue
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
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Aiken County
Tax spending limit bill moves closer to law in South Carolina
In Columbia AP: Senate negotiators forge a compromise halting a filibuster on a constitutional limit on state taxing and spending. A two-thirds Senate vote is needed for the amendment referendum, while companion spending limits bills may win final passage as the June 22 adjournment deadline nears. Senator Tom Smith backs delaying the referendum, citing battles ahead.
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Weather update for several regions with warm, partly cloudy conditions
The forecast shows mostly warm days with highs in the 80s across cities like Atlanta Asheville Charleston Columbia and Savannah. Nights will be fair with mid to upper 60s to 80s in different areas. Occasional showers or thunderstorms are possible on southern beaches and near the coast.
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Community Meeting Schedule Listings
Saturday and Sunday group meetings at York Street North Augusta Hopeland Gardens and Linden Street. Health clinics run through Monday at Aiken County Health Department and Margaret Weston Health Center Clearwater with appointment calls. Recovery group meets at Chesterfield Place. notices to Fran Chapman at Aiken Standard.
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Ponce de Leon Ave
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Thoroughbred Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
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Linden St
Al-Anon
Aiken County
Blind May Now Serve On Juries In South Carolina
The General Assembly ends a long dispute by allowing blind residents to serve on juries in South Carolina. Supporters cite fairness and civic contribution while opponents feared inability to view documents or witnesses. The House approved the measure by 67 to 1 after Senate passage.
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General Assembly
South Carolina
Maxine Bowles
South Carolina Commission For the
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