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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

03 Mar 1996

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1996

Page

9

Community Poll Sites List Across Aiken and Counties

A detailed tally of polling locations across Aiken Bath Beech Island Belvedere Clearwater Eureka Gloverville Graniteville Jackson Langley Lynwood Moneta Montmorenci New Ellenton New Holland North Augusta Oak Grove Perry Shaws Fork Shiloh Six Points Tabernacle Talatha Vaucluse Wagener Ward White Pond Windsor Misty Lakes Gem Lakes Silver Bluff and other communities listing churches centers elementary schools and civic buildings used as polling venues with multiple entries for North Augusta Aiken and Edgefield districts.

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Aiken South Aiken Painters Local Union Williston Eureka Eureka Fire Department Gloverville Catholic Center Graniteville Jackson Langley Lynwood Millbrook South Aikien Presbyterian Church Moneta Coleman Thankful Baptist Church Montmorenci Montmorenci Fellowship Hall New Ellenton New Holland New Holland Grange Hall North Augusta Oak Grove Hutto's Perry Perry Town Hall Valley Perry Town Shaws Fork Hayden Baptist Church Shiloh Smith-Hazel Tabernacle Williston Road Talatha American Legion Post Hampton Avenue Aiken Presbyterian Church Hammond Beech Island Willow Springs Clearwater Breezy Hill Jordantown Hollow Creek Couchton
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Territorial creep strains Bath Clearwater fire districts

A resident and local officials discuss the Clearwater Bath fire district split along Parker Drive with bets of who would respond if a fire erupts. Bath Fire Chief David Cunningham recalls past conflicts, while a Clearwater resident cites missed water lines during Seminole fires as North Augusta arrived. The piece argues government pressure to merge and the harm to civilians when departments fail to cooperate.

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Hadden Clearwater Bath Department Parker Drive Bath David Cunningham Cunningham Holley Clearwater Fire Department North Augusta
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Invitation to Diversity Workshops at USIA Conference

The USIA Diversity Community Conference will run March 7-8 at the Sheraton Augusta Hotel with a $65 registration covering materials and two luncheons. Four free diversity workshops accompany the event, featuring keynote speakers Lynn Vaughn David Tulin Richard Pimental and Alex Rodriguez, plus mayors Fred Cavanaugh Jr and Larry Sconyers. For more information call Ron Booth or Gwen Ford.

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USIA Sheraton Augusta Hotel Lynn
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Halberstam Forecasts Cuban Crisis Risks and GOP Fragmentation

Halberstam says the Cuba incident is a marginal crisis unlikely to threaten American safety and argues the presidency gains power when threatened. He notes GOP fragmentation, Reagan’s absence as a unifying figure, and Clinton’s current advantage. Halberstam will speak March 21 at 8 p.m. at the Etherredge Center with tickets $5, call 641 3306.

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Halberstam Florida Republican Party Clinton GOP Ronald Halbertsam Etherredge Center
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