Walter Rawl former SC official dies at 79
Walter P. Rawl peach farmer and former South Carolina highway commissioner died Wednesday night at Lexington County Hospital at age 79. A Gilbert resident, he chaired the SC Highway Commission 1954 55 and served 1951 55. the Saluda River Bridge was named for him. Funeral 5 p.m. at St John s Lutheran Church. He was a longtime leader in fruit and agriculture groups. He is survived by a large family.
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Advance payment instruction from Aiken Standard
The notice directs all advance payments to be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Poll finds little support for school tax hike in Aiken County
Frederik B. Christensen reports a 20 to 1 negative response from the Aiken County Taxpayers Association poll. About 100 to 150 attended. 66 questionnaires were collected, with some couples sharing forms. Only three teachers supported the rise, and several older residents left early, suggesting the sample was not fully representative.
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Aiken County Taxpayers Association
Frederik B. Christensen
Christensen
Correction misidentifies Beth Gantt and Margaret Goggans in caption
The Standard regrets an error in Wednesday’s business column where the photograph identifications for Beth Gantt and Margaret Goggans were reversed and publishes the correction.
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Beth Gantt
Margaret Goggans
Schofield Reunion Bus Trip Planned
A charter bus leaves June 23 for New York for the Schofield High Reunion and returns June 26. Call James Gallman or Charles F. Harrison before Monday afternoon to be included.
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Concert at Hopeland Gardens by Aiken Community Band
The Aiken Community Band performs at Hopeland Gardens Monday at 7 p.m. with Grandiose Overture Pique Dame Overture Merriment Polka 1812 Overture Let There Be Peace on Earth and Fiddler on the Roof. If rain occurs the event moves to the H. O. Weeks Activities Building.
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Advanced Yoga Classes Start in North Augusta
Intermediate sessions begin Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the North Augusta Recreation Center. The 10 week course requires prior basic yoga, a 15 dollar registration fee, and doors open at 7 p.m. for sign up through the Parks and Recreation Department.
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Canoe Trip Planned on the Savannah River
The Friends of the Savannah River plan a canoe trip this Saturday. The route begins at Hartwell Dam and ends with a cook-out at Gregg Shoals. For more information call 733 1304.
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Miss Wheelchair South Carolina Pageant Planned
The third annual pageant will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday June 24 at God bold Center Columbia College in Columbia. Teresa Dicks of North Augusta is among ten contestants competing for an expense paid trip to the Miss Wheelchair Americas Pageant in Columbus Ohio and other cash awards.
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Coleman urges building staff long term for appraisal work
Coleman argues for expanding his appraisal staff instead of hiring a private firm to do speedier work. He questions private contractors’ cost efficiency and warns his office could fall behind again after enforcement ends. Since 1975 Law 208 raised appraisal difficulty, reclassifying mobile homes as real property. He notes no regular reappraisal schedule, monitors county trends, and targets areas with largest gaps between market value and assessed value. A statewide goal of tax equalization aims for market-value assessment by 1981.
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