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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1986

Page

6

County Growth Helps Prevent Tax Increase In Aiken

Aiken County Council approves a 1986-87 budget of 14.3 million with 800,000 surplus, projecting total revenues at 15.3 million and no county tax hike. Administrator Barnes notes potential 150,000 surplus but warns revenue shares and collections risks. Growth in construction and higher vehicle tax digest lift the 1987 tax digest to 136,790 per mill, supporting a 7.4 million property tax take and continued revenue gains across departments.

Paula B. Daniel Aiken County Aiken W Scott Barnes Barnes Lance General Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Debt Service Fund Clerk of Court

Value Of City Of Aiken Mill Increases $1 366

The 1986-87 Aiken operating budget shows a 6 percent increase with the millage rate held at 112. The value of one mill rose by 1,366.25, boosting expected property tax revenues to over $2.6 million as city growth adds new revenue from licenses, permits, and fines.

Aiken Steve Thompson Roland H. Windham Windham

New Program To Promote 55 MPH Driving In South Carolina

Gov. Richard W. Riley announced a 50000 grant to fund a public information and education drive urging compliance with the 55 mph national speed limit. Law officers say speeding is the leading crash factor. a 1985 survey shows high overage in SC drivers and manpower shortages cut tickets 19 percent since 1981. The campaign will deploy 67 advanced moving radars to boost enforcement.

Richard W Dick) Riley South Carolina

North Augusta Council To Present Service Awards Tonight

North Augusta City Council will present the Comprehensive Annual Report and a series of employee service awards at tomorrow nights 7 pm meeting in the Municipal Building. Finance Director John P. Potter Jr. will present the report while certificates honor workers for 10 to 40 years of service across the Public Utilities Public Works and Finance departments.

North Augusta E. Buena John P. Potter Jr Robert J. Henderson Willie Powell Public Works Department Powell Shirley S. Napier Finance Department Wilma O. Owings Robert Fishburn Myrtle Johnson Jesse Pickens Henry Broadwater Robert Williams Mark S. Rouse Thomas J. Nabritt Simon Johnson Thomas Henderson Walter E. Newman Robert H. Fields Douglas R. Hixon Marion Bennett David C. Fulmer Kenneth E. Brown 0.C. Williams John

County PSA to Adopt 1987 Budget in Meeting

The Aiken County Public Service Authority will review its proposed 1987 budget at a regular meeting tomorrow night at 7 30. New business includes a proposal to review and update the Horse Creek 201 Facility Plan by Davis and Floyd Engineers Inc. In other business the PSA will hear committee assignments performance reports and a mixer test status report. The meeting is in the conference room of the Horse Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility on S C 125.

Clearwase Aiken County Public Service Authority PSA Horse Creek

Two School Officials Decline Transfers

Two school officials who were transferred have declined their new positions. Tom Robinson resigns as assistant principal of Schofield Middle School to teach English at South Aiken High School. Gwen Johnson will remain in her current role after declining promotion from curriculum specialist to lead teacher incentive program.

Tom Robinson Schofield Middle School South Aiken High School Area 1 John B. Bradley Aiken High School Aiken County Board of Education Gwen Johnson

Snails Hitch Ride With Borrowed U.S. Tanks

Charleston AP reports military tanks returned from Morocco are being fumigated after hundreds of Mediterranean snails were found attached to the vehicles. The U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Inspection Service is conducting the fumigation of tanks and other gear.

Charleston United States Morocco Animal and Plant Inspection Service U.S. Department of Agriculture

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