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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1997

Page

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Mounted Patrol in Aiken Brings Community Peace on Horseback

The Aiken Department of Public Safety uses three mounted patrol horses with Capt. Pete Frommer leading six officers patrolling downtown and at the H. Odell Weeks Center. Residents praise the visible presence and say crime has been minimal during patrols, including events like the Lobster Race. Training from the Dallas Mounted Patrol arrives in June to bolster skills.

Aiken ADPS Pete Frommer H. Odell Weeks Frommer Dallas Mounted Patrol

Mayor Parker transfer may end dispute in New Ellenton

New Ellenton Mayor Paul Parker has been reassigned to a county government role as program manager in the Aiken County tax collector office, removing him from code enforcement duties. County Administrator William Shepherd says the move eliminates dual office concerns and that the new job involves coordinating the mobile home registration program without arrest powers or an oath. Opponents led by Norman Strader challenged Parker's holding of two offices, but state officials say the reassignment complies with dual office rules and does not create a public officer role.

Ellenton Paul Parker Aiken William Shepherd Parker Aiken County Shepherd Sage Norman Strader Strader Paul M. Koch Koch Inepnera Xoch

School Board explains budget to delegation

Columbia Aiken County Board of Education presented the 1997-98 budget of 91,997,182 dollars to state legislators led by Dr Linda Eldridge. The plan prioritizes lowering pupil teacher ratios in grades one and two to 1 to 20, noting each one pupil reduction costs about 1 million per grade level. The budget proposes a five mill increase with 29 mills local contribution, pending Legislative Delegation approval.

Columbia Aiken County Eldridge

School Board Proposes Funds for Budgets and Programs

A proposal outlines 91 7,182 allocated to a member, 1 million to reduce pupil teacher ratio in first and second grades, 130,656 for elementary reading materials, 50,000 matching funds for band programs, and 20,000 to study International Baccalaureate program increases for the Board of Education.

Local Names Listed in Edgeland Area Page

JH Vourmeyer, Mary T Elam and others from Martinez, Jackson, Williston, Johnston and Edgefield appear on a page fragment. The list includes Guy Hicks Jr, Effie Toney Miller, Wilson Nicholson, Scott Pete Richardson.

JH. Vourmeyer Aiken Mary T Elam Martinez Guy Hicks Jr Jackson Effie Toney Miller Williston Wilson Nicholson Johnston Scott Pete) Richardson Edgefield

Georgia lottery draw results brief

Thursday’s lottery numbers posted show Cash 3 winning digits 4 0 9 with a prize of 68 cents cash option. Fantasy 6 numbers drawn are 25 28 53 95 with no immediate jackpot claim noted.

Cash Fantasy

Tank 20 closure marks milestone at Savannah River Site

Tank 20, a 1958 high level waste tank at Savannah River Site, is nearly empty and being concreted for final closure. Less than 1,000 gallons remain, to be encased in grout as foundation for concrete. First such closure in the nation, praised by Westinghouse officials for ending the waste cycle.

Savannah River SAS Sks Westinghouse Jim French the Han

Advocates warn proposed SC auto insurance changes harm drivers

Consumer groups say removing discriminatory language could raise prices and block good drivers from shopping for better rates. They criticize a plan to end mandates, which supporters say would lower costs but would shift subsidies to bad risks via recoupment fees. The debate centers on preserving anti discrimination provisions while addressing losses in the Reinsurance Facility.

Columbia South Carolina Consumer Federation of America Fair Share John Ruoff Robert Hunter CFA McConnell

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