Aiken County court opens as board weighs film plan
General Sessions Court convenes at 10 a.m. with Judge Peeples. 63 cases include a sexual conduct matter and drug offenses. The Aiken County Board of Education may approve showing a child abuse education film titled Better Safe Than Sorry to K6 students. The board meets tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Education Center. Also on the agenda are PTO requests, school food service review, payroll, indemnity agreement with the county for Bath Special School, and personnel appointments. Voter registration deadlines and locations are listed for the June 12 primary. The Aiken High School Symphonic Band will perform at Hopeland Gardens tonight as part of the 1984 summer series.
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Tornado sighted but no major damage in Aiken County storm
A tornado was sighted along the Aiken Lexington line near midnight but did not touch down. Officials said Aiken city and county experienced no significant damage, only water problems and rain, with forecasts predicting more storms and variable temperatures through the week. Utility crews reported limited impact, with about 30 customers affected in Midland Valley and no service interruptions at Southern Bell.
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Aiken
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Bob Mauney
Department of Public Safety
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Jim Ray
South Carolina Electric and Gas
Aiken Doctors Freeze Fees for Coming Year
Aiken physicians pledge not to raise professional fees for 1983 after SCMA resolution. Some offices post waiting room signs announcing fee freezes while others remain undecided, noting limited impact on overall health costs. AMA leaders caution a 1 percent potential saving if universally followed.
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Charleston
Aiken
Kenneth A. Owens
Owens
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Francis DiBona
DiBona
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Medcenter
Charles H. Hewitt Jr
Gary Fischbach
American Medical Association
Sheila Gurley
Tom W. Cofer
Ray B. Vaughters Jr
Dr. Vaughters
AMA
Joseph Boyle
Mercedes
Aiken Center Plans $400,000 Campaign to Unite Three Units
The Tri-Development Center of Aiken County seeks $400,000 to buy and renovate the former Eustis Park School for a single facility housing the Child Development Center, Adult Development Center, and an Adult Basic Needs program. John Ellis chairs the drive with Gary Hinson noting capital funds can be pledged over three to four years.
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Gary Hinson
Aiken
John Ellis
Ben Rusche Nominated to Lead Nuclear Waste Office
Former Aiken resident Ben C. Rusche was nominated by the President to direct the Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management. If Senate confirms, he will help select sites for permanent nuclear waste repositories and oversee related issues after a long career in the nuclear industry.
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Senate
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Savannah River
Washington
U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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