15 Jun 1994
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1994
Page
1
A Myrtle Beach mallard at Buccaneer Bay Miniature Golf Course nests on four bright golf balls instead of eggs. Worker Charles Guyton notes the bird may not hatch the balls and hid the nest well until weed pulling revealed it.
The Heritage Preservation Association and six groups seek to intervene as supporters urge they defend the Confederate flag in court. The Statehouse Committee asks to argue for the flag to fly while plaintiffs push for a delay. Horry County could allow Sunday beer and wine sales if locals back the petition in Restaurant Row.
Deaths Ferrell Atkinson Aiken Luisa Mena Castellano Aiken Willie Rivers Augusta Samuel Robinson Ridge Spring obituary notices appear on Page 5B detailing local residents’ passing and service arrangements.
The Aiken County School District votes to use most of a 10 mill property tax increase for 1994 95 to raise salaries. Employees get a 2.8 percent raise. The plan funds salary gains for teachers and staff and covers building and insurance costs.
Representatives from Ferrillo & Associates and RSR Corp met about 30 citizens at Montmorenci Baptist Church to announce a June 28 gathering. Ferrillo said the event aims to plan a larger meeting, while P D Barnes identified as an RSR consultant will work at the Montmorenci plant.
A quick summary shows millage allocations for Warrenville Elementary and Chukkor Creek. Salary increases for all teachers amount to 12.1 mills with 17 percent mandated by state law. Additional 1.2 mills cover support personnel. Utility, substitute, bus overtime, liability, and workers compensation costs are funded by small millage portions.
The board approved the administration’s budget 7 to 2 with Area 2 representatives Sheran Proctor and Johnny Shaw in opposition. Proctor argued the plan should fund more than salaries, noting cuts to library materials, security programs, and media centers.
A lawsuit filed last year in Ellenton over sewer line construction was settled out of court Thursday. Attorneys for both sides agreed to pay an undisclosed amount to Lewis L. Huckeba and Janis M. Huckeba. The suit named the town and former mayor Randy.
Representative Butler Derrick of South Carolina reported four trips funded by interest groups in 1993 records. The trips included a four day San Francisco visit funded by the American Medical Association, a New Jersey trip paid by The Connell Co, a Hilton Head visit sponsored by the South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association, and a Kiawah Island trip funded by the Interstate Natural Gas Association. He also received $6,000 in honoraria, donated to charity, with the recipient not disclosed.
Burnettown leaders, led by Mayor Hector Rodriguez, outline a future for Horse Creek Valley focused on economic growth and regional identity. The town, with a charter and active council, aims to unite residents and attract businesses to lift incomes and services in the community.
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