S C Legal Secretaries Set 16th State Convention
The Aiken County Legal Secretaries Association hosts the 16th annual South Carolina Association of Legal Secretaries convention at the Ramada Inn this weekend. Attendees exceed 100 from across the state with a Legal Education Workshop today. Michael Anaclerio of Robinson Humphrey discusses Retirement for the Legal Secretary. Judge Julius B Ness will install new state officers at a Saturday banquet. Walter T Cox, resident judge of the 10th Judicial Circuit, is the banquet speaker, with C Marshall Cain of Lybrand Rich Cain Simons and Maxwell also attending at Houndslake Country Club.
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Aiken County Legal Secretaries Association
S.C. Association of Legal Secretaries
Ramada Inn
Michael Anaclerio
Robinson-Humphrey Firm
Julius B. Ness
Walter T. Cox
10Th Judicial Circuit of
South Carolina
C. Marshall Cain
Lybrand, Rich
Twelve Charged In Graniteville Drug Raid
A Breezy Hill operation by the Aiken County Sheriff's Department and Graniteville Police Department resulted in twelve arrests and drugs valued at 80 000 to 100 000 dollars. Individuals named include Norma Lee Anderson and Jack P Harris with charges ranging from simple possession to possession with intent to distribute.
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Graniteville
Breezy Hill
Aiken County
Marion Carpenter
Rt. 1
Ms. Carpenter
Walter Thomas Mustall
Jones Trailer Park No
Herbert Keith Owens
Owens
Tony Gregory Lewis
Glen W. Lewis
Sims St
Johnny Christopher Senn
S.C
Vaucluse
Senn
Michael Leroy Jackson
Sherwood Forest
Larry O. Williams Sr
Clifford Dale Lewis
Quinby Dr
Karen Lewis
Peak Kalmia in Hitchcock Woods Attracts Viewers
The Kalmia in Hitchcock Woods is expected to peak in the next two days. Two marked trails guide viewers: a blue polkadot trail from the South Boundary Laurens Street entrance and a yellow trail at the Dibble Road railroad crossing. No cars allowed. walkers and horseback riders welcome.
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Hitchcock Woods
Laurens Street
Dibble Road
Aiken County Council Faces Budget Shortfalls in 2A Review
Preliminary estimates show Aiken County will see at least 230000 dollars less revenue than last year. State shared revenues drop from 2578300 to 2560400 and liquor and mini bottle taxes fall. Building permits and interest income lag as energy and economy slow growth. Local government costs rise, forcing budget meetings next week.
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Frieda Walker
Aiken County
Aiken High Gym Renovation Plans on Hold for Funds
The Aiken County Board of Education backs a $115 000 remodeling plan for Aiken High School to add a gym and Pinecrest School for special education. Funds from unsold bonds are expected to cover remodeling costs, while a new gym remains a future possibility.
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Aiken County Board of Education
Aiken High
Pinecrest School
Aiken High School
Alexander, Moorman and Associates
Ted B. Willis
Willis
Crete
Graniteville Faces Slow Quarter Despite Record 1980 Sales
Graniteville Company parent Timmerman reports a sluggish first quarter amid high interest rates and double digit inflation. 1980 sales hit a record of 341.12 million with earnings of 11.092 million while cotton dust and byssinosis costs exceeded 10 million in compliance efforts.
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Graniteville
Graniteville Company
Robert P. Timmerman
Timmerman
Aiken County Delegation Submits Reapportionment Plan
The Aiken County delegation filed a reapportionment plan with the House Judiciary Committee. It proposes four new Aiken House districts and a split in District 82 moving 8,444 residents to the south district. The plan would remove Lexington County from the overpopulated 86th district, reducing Rep. Judson Busbee's district to about 24,430 residents. He notes political realities may block full adoption.
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Aiken County
S.C
House of Representatives
House Judiciary Committee
William Jones
Lexington County
Judson Busbee
D-Wagener
Lexington
Busbee
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S.C. Legal Secretaries
Cede
Abby
Louis Rukeyser
By Thurmond Whatley
Council Committee
George Jones
Barbara Mandrell
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