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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1993
Page
9
A district forum for Aiken County Board of Education candidates will be at Millbrook Baptist on Pine Log Road tonight. District 8 contenders Bradley and Stultz compete with Maroney for the seat. District 9 candidates include Hunter Jeancake Wilkinson Loftis and Melton.
City officials and trainers meet at Aiken Mile Track to discuss keeping the facility open. Mayor Cavanaugh cites a $100000 budget deficit and outlines options to boost stalls and revenue including a public private partnership and expanded marketing.
Rep James Roland Smith works with the state Public Service Commission to establish countywide local dialing for Beech Island Graniteville and New Ellenton. He argues residents should call neighbors without long distance charges and notes a hodgepodge system harms Wagener. The PSC will meet with Midland Valley Homeowners Association to consider a proposal after reports of cross-directory long distance calls.
Aiken Community Concerts host pianist David Allen Wehr at 7:30 p.m. in Millbrook Baptist Church sanctuary. Membership required for attendance. Contact Carolyn Heffner at 649-3356 to purchase a membership. Wehr blends classics with contemporary works and appears with the Sartory Trio.
John C. Troutman, new president and CEO of Palmetto Federal Savings Bank of South Carolina, returns to the area where his early life began. A native of Troutman Anderson, he previously headed Citizens & Southern Bank in Columbia and spent time in Florida. He notes a homecoming, recalling his Clemson and USC years, Army service, and early work at the Columbia Chamber of Commerce and Sears as formative experiences.
The Aiken Standard will not publish the comic strip For Better or For Worse for several weeks due to its ongoing treatment of a teen character coming to terms with being gay. Readers can view Winthrop in its place and pick up a copy at the front desk during business hours.
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