Gasoline tax study group meets in Aiken today
The gasoline tax study committee holds its initial meeting at 4 00 pm in the County Council Building 736 Richland Ave W Aiken. Representatives from the cities of Ai ken and North Augusta and from the Aiken County Council discuss the county share of state gasoline tax revenues.
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Aiken
North Augusta
Aiken County
Judicial and Public Safety Committee
Lower Savannah
Fire damages at Graniteville Warrenville plant prompt arson probe
An Aiken County Arson Squad will continue investigations today into Sunday's fire at Graniteville Company's Warrenville plant. The blaze started in the machine shop about 8 p.m. and took 30 minutes to control. Two transformers exploded after power was restored, lighting the sky and frightening workers though none were injured. Damages were moderate to the machine shop and equipment.
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Warrenville
Graniteville Company
Aiken County
Phil Napier
Graniteville-Vaucluse
Napier
North Augusta Chamber Breakfast Features Susan West
The North Augusta Chamber breakfast Wednesday at 7:30 will feature Susan West from the Lower Savannah Health District. She will discuss teenage pregnancy in Aiken County. The meeting is at the North Augusta Community Center on Brookside Drive.
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North Augusta
Susan West
Aiken Woman's Club Named Sponsor of Midlands Arts Festival
The Midlands Very Special Arts Festival sponsor was corrected to the Aiken Women's Club in yesterday's Aiken Standard. The paper regrets the error.
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Midlands
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Easter Moon Hold Peach Crop Fate In Lower South Carolina
Peach growers from Upper Aiken County to Ridge are watching the Easter full moon as a key factor for this season. Clemson Extension agent Tom Earle warns late Easter and potential cold snaps could ruin blooms, while Clark DuBose cites a better crop than last year but fears April frost. If market prices fall due to flood effects, thinning may be needed to achieve proper sizing and avoid financial distress. Weather risks like rain rot and hail loom through April 19.
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Aiken County
Clemson Extension Service
Tom Earle
Monetta
Earle
Watson
Aiken Trials Offer Saturday Triple Crown Racing Action
The Ai ken Trials at the Ai ken Training Track set gates 10 a.m post time 2 p.m with rail park ing first and second row spaces priced at 30 and 20 dollars and camper parking 15 dollars Proceeds support Jaycee projects and Camp Hope Tickets 4 2 at advance 5 2 at gate and available through local chambers and drugstores Rail racing at Ai ken Mile Track opens 10 a.m post 1 p.m sponsor St Joseph Hospital Center for Life Concessions by St Angela Academy Tickets 5 2 rail/suite options vary.
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Aiken
The
Aiken Jaycees
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Drug
Woodruff Drug
Security Federal
North Augusta
Bankers First
Augusta
Regency Mall
Daniel Village
Chamber
Wal-Mart
Jaycee
Camp Hope
the Chamber
Body Talk
Living Well Lady
Aiken Screen
Aiken Bowl
Heritage Cleaners
Lionel Smith and
Laurens Ltd
Russell Hall
Aiken Mile
St. Joseph Hospital Center For Life
St. An
Gela Academy
Woodruff Drugs
Aiken Drugs
Revco
Railside
School Board set to hold second rezoning hearing
The Aiken County Board of Education will hold a second public hearing on Area One school rezoning at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Pinecrest Special School. The meeting covers a policy on student inoculations, head lice treatment, a new director of vocational education, a land sale offer, and budget adjustments including a possible 1.49 million dollar cut and a $10,000 loan for Oakwood Windsor Elementary air conditioning.
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Northside Plaza
Aiken
Area One
Aiken County
State Department of Vocational Education
Hitchcock Parkway
Oakwood/Windsor
PTL Chief Urges Patience as Bakker Resigns
PTL chief Richard Dortch tells 500000-member audience to wait for full story of Jim Bakker resignation. Dortch, now PTL president, pledges faith, resilience, and continued support as Jerry Falwell takes over and PTL seeks more than 50 million dollars in a secured loan.
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Fort Mill
PTL
Jim Bakker
Richard Dortch
Heritage Village Church
Heritage USA
Bakker
Jerry Falwell
Mora Majority
Dortch
Falwell
Virginia
Charlotte
N.C
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