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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1986

Page

5

Du Pont to Attend Fundraiser Dinner for Campbell in Aiken

Former Delaware governor Pete du Pont will speak at a July 10 fundraising dinner at Houndslake Country Club for GOP candidate Carroll Campbell. Admission is $100 per couple. Tickets via Robert S. Perry at 649-6961. A Jackson Town Council special meeting set for 6 p.m. to discuss the fiscal 1986 87 budget and a Centel franchise, followed by a work session. In Clearwater, pedestrian and driver died in separate accidents on weekend roads. Martin Varney, 42, of North Augusta, was killed when struck on U.S. Highway 1.

Delaware Pete du Pont Aiken Carroll Campbell Houndslake Country Club P.m du Pont Education Commission of the States GOPAC National Leadership Council Robert S. Perry Aiken County Jackson Town Jackson Town Hall Centel Telephone Company Clearwater South Carolina Martin Lewis Varney North Augusta U.S. Highway 1 Columbia

Clearwater Man Sues Ford Motor Co in Augusta Court

Claude V. Gurley filed a lawsuit in USS District Court Augusta seeking 2 million dollars alleging his 1984 Ford Econoline 350 rolled from park to reverse on I-20. He suffered fractures to right femur and pelvis plus cuts. Gurley seeks 1 million in special and general damages and 1 million in punitive damages.

Clearwater Man Ford Motor Co Claude V. Gurley USS Augusta Gurley

Coroner Plans Inquest Into Two Aiken Deaths

Aiken County coroner Sue Townsend will hold separate inquests July 15 at 6 p.m. in Courtroom II at the Aiken County Courthouse to examine the manner of death for Thurmond Dennis Black 24 of Langley and James Edward McDonald 40 of Jackson. Black drowned at Langley Pond and McDonald died from a gunshot wound. juries will decide the manner of death among natural, suicide, homicide, accidental, or undetermined.

Aiken County Sue Townsend Thurmond Dennis Black Langley James Edward McDonald Jackson Townsend Black Langley Pond McDonald

Aiken School Board Awaits Medlock Decision On Budget

Aiken County board of education faced a tense meeting over state education policy and local funds. Gov. Riley vetoed a delay in the 25:1 pupil teacher ratio triggering cuts including about 7,000 from Adopt-A-School and a 100,500 budget cut slowing district repairs.

Aiken County Board of Education Richard W Dick) Riley Robert W. Paskel Aiken Dr. Paskel L.L. Willis Paskel Thomas L. Moore D-District T. Travis Medlock

Cost of State EIA Over $2 Million Above Estimate

GREENVILLE AP School districts facing the Education Improvement Act will spend about 5.5 million for extra teachers, over 2 million more than earlier estimates, and 3.7 million more for classroom space. The ESA requires limits on class sizes in grades seven through twelve in districts above 9,000 students, with 21 of 92 districts already affected. The State Department had estimated 3.09 million for new teachers, not including space costs, but the School Boards Association's survey shows 5.5 million for teachers and 3.7 million for space, with Sumter district potentially adding costs if enrollment crosses the threshold.

Greenville State School Boards Association State Department of Education School Boards Association Sumter

Aiken Groups Plan July Fourth Celebrations Across Venues

Area centers and groups outline Independence Day events including North Augusta Freedom Festival at North Augusta High School with a concert by Fort Gordon U S Army Signal Corps and a children’s flag parade led by Uncle Sam. Speakers include Mayor Thomas Greene and National Commander Dale L. Renauld. Fireworks to follow. Concert by U S Marine Band at Hopeland Gardens on Monday.

North Augusta Greater Nat Wolf Barbara Burris Gregg Park Civic Center Trolleyline Road Graniteville Dixie Trot Harvest Downtown Merchants Association

Aiken County Fourth of July Closings and Schedule Shifts

Aiken city and North Augusta offices including sanitation will close July 4. Garbage pickups shift: Monday and Thursday routes move to Monday and Wednesday. Tuesday and Friday routes move to Tuesday and Thursday. Mail service ends. Banks, post offices, Social Security, library, and museum observe closures with resumption on July 5.

Aiken Sanitation Department North Augusta Savings and Loans U.S

Aiken Leader Perry Named Campbell Campaign Chairman

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Carroll A Campbell selects Robert S Perry to head Campbell for Governor efforts in Aiken County. Perry, an Aiken businessman and USC graduate, coordinates fundraising and voting drives and serves as Mayor Pro Tem after a long city council tenure. He is vice president of the SERTOMA Club and a former United Way leader.

Carroll A. Campbell Robert S. Perry Aiken County Campbell Perry Aiken University of South Carolina Aiken Sertoma Club United Way of

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