20 Jun 1978
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1978
Page
1
A Science Research Associates self assessment notes work shapes life and mood. It explains that work routines affect health, social ties, and life decisions. The coping skills test offers a cross section of workplace scenarios to pick best answers, guiding self-awareness.
A large industrial cafeteria seeks a food service manager with experience in purchasing, inventory control, bookkeeping, and cooking. Salary is stated as commensurate with experience.
Aiken County Council proposes freezing salaries of elected officials sparking charges of discrimination. Robert M. Bell represents seven officials and condemns targeting elected officials while urging a uniform freeze on all personnel at current levels.
The Aiken County Council may postpone the third reading of the budget ordinance amid tax increase questions from the Aiken County Taxpayers Association led by Frederik B Christensen and protests by elected officials over a proposed salary freeze. Council Chairman Carrol H Warner cited a typing error and possible state funds as reasons for the delay.
County funds reach a low point with a general fund balance of 222740.59 yet officials say the county remains in good shape relative to others. Council chairman Carrol H. Warner warns of possible 1978 79 budget year cuts and unfilled vacancies while avoiding layoffs.
Feature note indicating Bessinger found the answer and aims to tell others. Brief reference appears in a page 5 context alongside local sections like Aiken County Today, comics, Dear Abby, editorials, obituaries, television, weather, and map.
forecasters say the day will be warm and cloudy with tonight and tomorrow remaining warm. Tonight lows will reach the upper 60s and Wednesday highs near the upper 80s with a 20 percent rain chance tonight and 30 percent tomorrow. The pattern continues for the next three days with partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures.
Graniteville Company president Robert P. Timmerman calls new OSHA cotton dust standards unrealistic and inflationary. He argues technology does not exist to meet the limits and compliance would cost nearly 3 billion, hindering U.S. mills against imports. Government estimates place the cost at 625 million.
Dog licenses go on sale today in the finance office at city hall and at the SPCA on Banks Mill Avenue plus local veterinarians. Fees are 2 dollars for males or spayed females and 5 dollars for unspayed females. Licenses are valid through June 30 next year, with court action planned for owners of unlicensed dogs starting July 1, 1978.
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