ACEA urges education boosts in Aiken County meeting
Ken Weaver and ACEA outlined seeks for 23 000 pupils in Aiken County at a packed Aiken High School session. Recommendations include elementary music art and PE planning time, preventive maintenance, and pay raises to 25 percent above state minimum by 1983 84.
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Aiken County
Weaver
ACEA
Baby Julie Reagan Fight To Survive After Pond Crash
Six month old Julie Reagan remains in critical condition at University Hospital Augusta after a car mission plunged into Clearwater Pond Monday. Dr. Judy Orosz said she is not out of danger though still alive and fighting. EMS Chief Raymond Quinn estimated she was underwater about 20 minutes. Julie and her mother Kathy Reagan were in the car on U.S. 1 when it left the highway and entered the pond. Lola Watkins Graham, Julie’s grandmother, was treated and released.
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Julie Reagan
University Hospital
Augusta
Julie
Clearwater Pond
Kathy G. Reagan
Judy Orosz
Orosz
Dr. Orosz
EMS
Raymond D. Quinn
U.S. 1
1981 Aiken Triple Crown Weekend Horse Events
The 1981 Aiken Triple Crown features a trials event on Saturday March 14 at 2 p.m. at the Aiken Training Track Two Notch Road. Hall of Fame induction follows on Sunday March 15 at noon at Hopeland Gardens. Heavenly Cause will be inducted. An Aiken Hunt Meet is set for Saturday March 21 at 1 p.m. at Clark Field Powderhouse Road.
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AIKEN
Two Notch Road
Hall OF Fame
Racing Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
Heavenly Cause
Aiken Hunt
Clark Field
Powderhouse Road
Food and fashion highlight the Aiken Trials weekend
At the Aiken Trials spectators balance horse watching with food and fashion. Suzanne Matthews plans strict finger foods with smoked turkey sandwiches while Karen Clark and Annette Quattlebaum pack picnic junk. The Garnetts prepare gourmet dips and artichokes for their tailgate dining.
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Aiken
Suzanne Matthews
San Francisco
Karen Clark
Annette Quattlebaum
Karen
Taylor Garnett
Leslie
Aiken County School Board Okays 7.275 Million Bond
The Aiken County Board of Education elected Dr. Durward B. Pridgen as chairman and Clifton L. Williamson as vice chairman. It ratified a 7.275 million building bond to Trust Company Bank of Atlanta at 9.42 percent interest, with 6.493 million in interest over 15 years. The board approved phase two architectural drawings for Pinecrest School addition and Aiken High School gym renovations, noting funds will be provided later and a second eight room plan replaces a larger 10 room Pinecrest addition.
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Jackson
Aiken County
Trust Company Bank of Atlanta
B.T. Brinkley
Brinkley
Pinecrest
Aiken High School
Ted B. Willis
Willis
Greene Reports On Cars In Lease Dispute
Aiken County Administrator L C Greene investigates a potential breach of contract Over 12 sheriff’s department cars were returned to Satcher Motor Co with used tires and without radios Satcher plans a breach suit Greene noted radios were moved to new cars and tires replaced from the old fleet.
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Aiken
L.C. Greene
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Satcher Motor Co
Carrol H. Warner
Greene
Sheriff’s Department
Satcher Motor Company
No Money Planned for AGNS Plant in Reagan Budget
The 1982 budget allocates no funds to continue AGNS reprocessing research at Barnwell. Allied Chemical and General Atomic, owners of AGNS, say private reprocessing is unviable and urge Congress and the administration to reconsider. DOE says it requested 35 million for AGNS but the administration opposes further funding, citing private industry reliance.
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Reagan
Allied General Nuclear Services
Barnwell
Allied Chemical Company
AGNS
Department of Energy
Allied Chemical
Allied Chemical and
General Atomic Company
Clinch River
DOE
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