North Side Middle School planned for Aiken area
Aiken County plans an $8.6 million 800-student middle school on 60 acres behind Crosland Park on Wire Road set for fall 1995 occupancy. The project includes 20 acres for a future elementary and new Area 1 offices.
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Wire Road
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Troy Nobles
Stevens Saddles Winners in Aiken Trials Five Race Summary
Trainer Ron Stevens won three of six Aiken Trials after a cold rain crowd of about 2,000 at the Aiken Training Track. Dish It Out captured The Gaver Trophy in 23 3-5 seconds, Chief Protocol won The Post Trophy, and Zigzippity took The von Stade Trophy with a 48 second half mile. Dogwood Stable scored two wins as Stevens faced a virus that scratched horses and reduced fields.
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Stevens
A.J. Cassatt
Sherbie Becker
Dogwood Stable
Cot Campbell
Traditions Build Up For Aiken Hunt Meet
The 27th annual Aiken Hunt Meet at Clark Field features time honored traditions. The Guarantors' Tent Party hosts entertainment with a band and catering while horse drawn carriages parade and paddock watching help guests pick a winner. Tailgating fosters a family friendly, festive atmosphere.
Want To Go Aiken Hunt Meet SPONSOR SERTOMA Club
Aiken SERTOMA Club sponsors the hunt meet at Clark Field on Saturday March 20 with gates at 10 a m and first race at 1 p m Tickets range from 10 to 100 with various guarantor and subscriber packages including tents luncheons and parking General admission is 10 and children under 12 enter free Vehicle parking is 5 with special railside options 50 for two tickets Newburn notes tailgating fans reserve the same spot annually.
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Aiken Sertoma Club
Clark Field
Legislators Seek Stricter Controls On Video Poker
Rep. Charles R. Sharpe and Rep. Thomas E. Huffled lawmakers Wednesday introducing bills on video poker. Huff paired his bill with liquor tax changes to offset potential revenue losses from gambling expansion. Sharpe would let local governments regulate operating hours and penalties, up to 200 in fines or 30 days jail per offense. Huff proposed a public referendum on outlawing electronic gambling and raising liquor and beer taxes to replace revenue. Current annual video poker revenue exceeds 29 million, projected to 40 million next year and 70 million by 1995.
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Charles R. Sharpe
Wagener
Thomas E. Huff
North Augusta
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Rep. Huff
Huff Presses Diploma For Viet Namese Student
North Augusta Rep Thomas Huff introduces an amendment to the 3.6 billion appropriations bill to grant Nghia Thuy Ta a diploma in June. Ta, a 3.4 GPA senior ranked 45th of 341, would have failed the English written test. Huff argues the case shows injustice and seeks waiver via amendment.
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North Augusta
North Augusta High School
Huff
Nghia Thuy Ta
North Augusta Republican
State Department of Education
Miss Ta
North Augusta Lawmaker Notes $1 Million Increase Claim
A North Augusta legislator argued that a proposed change would raise funds by $1 million, predicting a point of order amid ongoing budget discussions. Further details appear on Page 5A.
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North Augusta
Local Frontnote invites tips at 648-2311
Readers are urged to call 648-2311 with news tips and story ideas. The snippet mentions local front pages and weather and TV listings as part of a brief newsroom prompt.
Local Social Notices and Names List
Mary Fincher Jines and Joseph McManus appear in a social notices column with additional names including Mary Braid Murphy from North Augusta. See page 3B for full details and related events or acknowledgments.
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Mary Fincher Jines
Wagoner
Joseph McManus
Philadelphia
Mary Braid Murphy
North Augusta
Snowbound Venture Strands Four Students in Blizzard
Four Clemson University students and companions were among hikers stranded in the Appalachians during the Blizzard of 93. Tim Anderson Jason Waters from Aiken High School Tim Smith of Florida and Chuck Otosun of Georgia faced two feet of snow after planning eight inches. They cut the hike after realizing the weather was far worse than expected.
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Tim Anderson
Jason Waters
Aiken High School
Florida
Tim Smith
Chuck Ottosen
Georgia
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Pisgah National Forest
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