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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1994

Page

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Initial Budget Passes By CARL LANGLEY Staff Writer

The Aiken County Council on a 7-1 vote approved on first reading a FY 1995 budget totaling 24.7 million with no tax increase. The plan funds 68 mills in property taxes and includes roughly 390,000 in pay raises for county workers while maintaining a 1.6 million road maintenance fee revenue.

Aiken County Council Aiken Technical College USC Aiken Russ Ferrara Ferrara W. Edward Eddie) Butler

Dealers See A Gun Run In South Carolina

Gun dealers report surging demand for assault style weapons after a new law banning magazines over 10 rounds. Thrailkill of Shooters Choice in Columbia says AR-15s sell fast, with prices rising by 300 to 400 dollars. Other shops note notable spikes in Glock handguns and AR-15 supply struggles.

Columbia Ronnie Thrailkill Congress Thrailkill Shooters Choice Clair Vaughn Augusta Road Loan Greer Neil Schachte Carolina Rod and Gun Charleston NRA National Rifle Association Schachte

Schools Demand Tax Revenues From County Treasurer

The Aiken County Board of Education, via its attorney William H. Burkhalter Jr., demanded the county treasurer reinstate delinquent tax money withheld to cover a 1982 error. Margie Plunkett, the treasurer, says about 236,000 tied to the Clearwater Finishing Plant foreclosure is being reclaimed after funds were diverted from schools to correct the misfire.

Aiken Burkhalter Clearwater

Planners Seek Study On MLK Statue In Aiken

The Aiken Planning Commission delayed action on a proposed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. monument at Barnwell Avenue and Laurens Street to allow time for study and alignment with the city's Strategic Plan. A study session with BOLD is planned for June to craft a compatible plan as city officials weigh future development.

Martin Luther King Martin Luther King Jr Aiken Planning Commission B.o.ld The Brotherhood For Opportunity, Leadership and Development Lester A. Smalls B.O.L.D Smalls Reilly Hammond Lucy Knowles Hampton Avenue Dr. King Aiken County S.C. 19 Savannah River

Call to share news idea at 648-2311

A notice invites readers to report news ideas by calling the listed number 648-2311 for tips or suggestions. The item emphasizes a direct contact line and encourages community input for future coverage.

Notable Names in Local Directory Renderings

A readable fragment lists individuals Brenda Black Mildred Lassiter Collins Augusta Leland W Mills Newberry Rev Hoyt Murray Langley Robert Earl Reid Aiken, indicating a local notices or directory item with multiple entries across communities.

Brenda Black North Auguste Mildred Lassiter Collins Augusta Leland W. Mills Newberry Hoyt Murray Langley Robert Earl Reid Aiken

Former Board Member Notes Aiken Progress

Former school board member JP Kneece praises Aiken County Board of Education for recent work on school funding. He recalls backing spending over 22 million for Midland Valley South Aiken and Silver Bluff high schools, saying the district now shows value. He warns of looming tax pressure if the district does not unify a school family approach.

J.P. Kneece Aiken County Kneece Iion

Filing dispute over negative revenue in school funds

Burkhalter disputes the deduction of funds from the school account citing the action as incorrect while opposing the validity of deducting negative revenue in the district. The letter discusses tax bills and the propriety of applying such deductions to the school fund.

Ishing Plant Burkhalter

Windsor returns incumbents in low turnout mayoral vote

In Windsor, three-term Mayor Frank Mizell and town councilwomen Eveline Dunbar and Betty Barwick were re-elected with no opposition. Mizell captured 40 of 41 votes, Dunbar 39, and Barwick 38 as a 50 percent turnout. The election faced a last minute venue dispute amid a longstanding feud.

Windsor Frank Mizell Eveline Dunbar Betty Barwick Windsor Election Commission Alice Fay Smith Mizell Ms. Dunbar Barwick Ms. Smith Denton Johnson Aiken County

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