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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1983

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Aiken County approves 1983 84 budget with 3 percent raise

The Aiken County Council, by 5 to 2, second reading a 10.4 million budget for 1983 84. No tax increase is planned though personnel changes remain unsettled. Four full time and one part time sheriff EMS staff will be added while a solicitor office position is eliminated.

Aiken W. Scott Barnes Sheriff and Ems Department Sheriff’s Department Solicitor Robert Harte

John Green to resign as Aiken recreation director

John Green will resign July 5 as director of the Aiken Recreation Department to become director of recreation for Greenville County. Terry Rhinehart will serve as acting director. City Manager Roland Windham praises Green’s service and the strength he added to the program. Green joined in October 1982 from Robert Marvin and Associates. He and his wife Joyce have two sons, Ryan and Doug.

John Green Aiken Greenville County Terry Rhinehart Green Roland H. Windham

School Group Seeks 3.81 Mill Tax Hike For District

A special committee recommended a 3.81 mill school tax increase to raise about 500000 for bonded indebtedness to fund architectural work and renovations. If approved, the bill would rise about 7.62 on a 50000 house. The board could vote June 28.

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Jobs for the Jobless program in Aiken County

The Jobs for the Jobless program offers two ways to participate by hiring workers for tasks like window washing and painting or by donating funds to hire unemployed people for community projects. It aims to ease recession hardships with minimum wage pay and is sponsored by the Aiken Economic Recovery Committee, Job Service, and the Aiken Standard.

Aiken County Aiken County Economic Recovery Committee Job Service Aiken Standard The Economic Recovery Committee South Carolina

You Can Help With Money And Ideas Jobs For The Jobless

Aiken County Economic Recovery Committee with Job Service and Aiken Standard promote a relief program to speed recovery by funding supervised projects, providing workers, and accepting ideas. A form appears on page 11A for participation or donations. Contact Jobs For The Jobless at P O Box 2763 Aiken 29801 or call 649 9651.

Aiken County

Flags at 611 Hayne Ave Spark Fourth of July Patriotism

Glenn and Bette Jones display a flag at their home as a tribute to patriotism. The couple, longtime residents and volunteers, discuss their reasons for flying Old Glory and their community involvement. Glenn works as a mechanical engineer at the Savannah River Plant. Bette is a veteran bloodmobile nurse and church leader.

Glenn Bette Jones Bette Hayne Ave S.W Navy

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