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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1999

Page

7

Debates over serpentine wall opening continue in Aiken

After a lengthy session the Aiken Historic Preservation Commission and the Aiken County Museum Board agreed to revisit a request for a double gate in the historic serpentine wall on Laurens Street to access Banksia, with a compromise for a 3 foot pass through while plans, design, and measurements are further detailed.

Aiken Banksia Serpentine Wall Museum Board Steven Monique Rabin

Fulbright Scholar Christine Lawson To Study In Spain

Christine Lawson, a Furman University senior and South Aiken High School graduate, earned a Fulbright scholarship to study in Madrid for the 1999 000 academic year focusing on Spain's Partido Popular and Prime Minister Jose Aznar. She plans to research regional support and party evolution, spent 1997 in Madrid with a Furman study abroad program, will work at the United Nations this summer, and aims for GWU’s Elliott School for a master’s in international relations en route to a State Department career.

Christine Lawson South Aikien High School Spain Furman University Madrid Partido Popular José Aznar Furman New York City Uited Nations Elliott School of International Affairs George Washington University

Security Federal Bank posts record earnings for year

Security Federal Corporation parent of Security Federal Bank of Aiken reports record earnings of 1.806 million for year ended March 31, 1999, up from 1.713 million in 1998, with quarterly earnings of 496 thousand. CEO Timothy W. Simmons credits higher net interest income and gains on mortgage loan sales. bank assets total about 254 million with 10 full service centers in Aiken and nearby towns. The bank marks its 77th anniversary and has been voted Best Bank in Aiken County for 1997 and 1998.

Timothy W. Simmons Security Federal Corporation Security Federal Bank Aiken Clearwater Denmark Graniteville Langley North Augusta Wagener Aiken County

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Sharon Taylor Grace Circle Robert W. Millen Holly Lane City of Aiken Southern Railway Colleton Avenue Laurens Street S.A. Grad By Bill Bengtson Lawson Security Federal Bank of Iex
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