Heat's On COLUMBIA Denials in Gubernatorial Endorsement
Lt. Gov. Harvey accuses Riley and Dorn of inducements for Dorn's endorsement. Dorn defends Carter connection and historical context. Riley campaign denies arm twisting. In another race, Royster accuses Williams of Hatch Act violations while Williams counters that Royster is desperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Richard W. Riley
Bryan Dorn
W. Brantley Harvey Jr
Riley
Dorn
Harvey
Aiken
Carter
Washington
South Carolina
Greenwood
Jimmy Carter
Sen
Olin D
Johnston
Roosevelt
U.S. Senate
State Development Board
Anderson County
William B. Royster
Charlie G. Williams
Williams
Royster
Department of Education
Group Seeks Road Closure Near Clearwater Baseball Field
Valley Recreation Association petitions the state highway department to close the third entrance road to Claude Howard field toward Augusta on Highway 421 after an 11 year old was struck there on June 10. The plan calls for a barricade during games to shield nearby children while not blocking park access or nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Valley
State Highway Department
The
Valley Recreation Association
Claude Howard
Augusta
VRA
Highway Department
Officials Protest Budget Amendment in Aiken County
Bell reading a protest statement claims the council would punish elected officials by not adjusting salaries fairly. He notes county budget allocations favor other employees, citing a $89 raise for the treasurer and about $2,000 for Mrs. Newsome, while clerks face limits. The protest lists magistrates Chitty, Nichols, Holley and Wise along with Mrs. Plunkett, Mrs. Roe and George A. Williams as signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Council
Cleck Jean
Newsome
Aiken County
Lester L. Chitty
B. E. Nichols
L. Glenn Holley
Q. A. Wise
Plunkett
Roe
George A. Williams
Energy plan to harvest heat from Savannah River water
A state energy research group and the Lower Savannah Council of Governments will study recapturing heat from Savannah River water used to cool SRP reactors. The project aims to convert heat into electrical energy for industry and may support an industrial park and agricultural uses. LSCOG and the South Carolina Energy Research Institute lead the study, with potential job creation up to 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Governments
Savannah River
Savannah
LSCOG
Electric van plans mirror GM EV push in early 1980s
General Motors aims to roll an electric van by 1983 as part of a broader shift to electric vehicles. Chevrolet intends to cut electric car production by 1985 or sooner. The CNS notes the U.S. population has risen ninefold since the mid-1800s while seniors have grown about fortyfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Chevrolet
County to Use Tax Hike to Rebuild Drained Surplus
Warner questioned the 64 000 surplus in Aiken County’s 1977 78 budget and said the real payroll is about 140 000 bi weekly. He warned the shortfall would have affected last week’s payroll and noted no plans to expand county facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Aiken County
Community Calendar with Evening Meetings in Aiken Area
Today lists events from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. including Planned Parenthood clinic in Clearwater and multiple gatherings across Aiken County. Tonight features Optimist Club DeMasi's, County Council, Fire Department, several clubs at USC Aiken and Odell Weeks Center, and various AA groups. Tomorrow covers museum hours, story time, senior clubs, toastmasters, and Valley AA services at Our Lady of the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planned Parenthood
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Aiken Optimist Club
DeMasi’s
Aiken County Council
Georgia War Veterans Home
15Th St
Augusta
Aiken County Arts Council
Usc-Aiken
Aiken Community Band
Odell Weeks Center
Aiken County Mental Health Association
Jaycees
Jaycee Hut
Parents Without Partners
First National Bank Annex
North Augusta
North Augusta City Council. 8:30 P.m. — A.A., St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Aiken County Museum
Aiken County Library
Ramada Inn
Graniteville Exchange Club
Heart of Aiken
Senior Citizens
Aiken
Valley A.A
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Gloverville
Real Estate Transfers Record Hundreds Of Property Deals
Real estate transfers recorded in the Registrar of Mesne Conveyance include multiple deeds across North Augusta, Belvedere Ridge, Huntcliff, Eureka Section, Langley Township, and surrounding areas. Names include Moore, Clifton, Caldwell, Gregory, Bates, Henson, Barnes, Johnson, Cobb, Edwards, McMichael, McNair, Edgar, Burks, Burch, Bennett, Hart, Williams, Lorick, and Proctor among others with acres ranging from 0.25 to 82.5 and prices from 5 to 57 125 dollars.
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William Moore
Charlies Victor Clifton
Windsor Acres
Creative Builders of
North Augusta Inc
Jack A. Caldwell
Pauline L. Caldwell
Belvedere Ridge
Thomas E. Mixon
L.C. Mixon
Walter S Gregory
Tatiana Gregory
Huntcliff
Charles A. Turner
James Terrace Bates
James Terrance Bates
Gloverville
Warrenville
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Bruce L. Henson
Betty S Henson
Powderhouse Rd
Curtis Baptist Church
Cecil H Barnes
Schultz Hill
North Augusta
Larry T. Lee
Teressa B. Lee
James Johnson Jr
Esther L. Johnson
Augusta View Estates
Clearwater
Ruth C. Burks
Robert L. Allgood
Sylvia T. Allgood
Hampton Terrace
Ewen E Burch
Nina M. Burch
James W. Mciver
Annie P. Mciver
Fourth St
Jackson
Elizabeth Bennett
Alonzo Parham
Acre
Silver Bluff
Andersonville
W. Arnold Jr
Betty G. Arnold
Mciver
Elaine A. Mciver
Silverton Ra
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Jefford Hart Jr
Diane Hart
Mississippi Ave
Thomas and Hill Inc
Cleveland Williams
Cornelia B. Williams
Talatha
Aiken
Lucious Smith Manuel
Ashley Boyd
Barrett St. Langley
Langley Village
Ernestine P. Taylor
H.R. Griggs
Green Acres
Beverly Grantham
Janie Mae Layton
Merle R. Miller
Thomas F. Proctor Jr
Thomas L. Carson
Mary Craig Lorick Baker
Mary C. Lorick
Lee Lorick Prina
Frances
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brantley Harvey ‘Armtwisting
Richard Riley
U.S
Charlie Williams
S.C
Dept
Mitchell
Up Shopping Center
Registrar of Mesne Conveyance
Barnwell
Edgefield
McCormick
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