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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1987

Page

15

Early morning crash sends two Aiken residents to hospital

At about 2 a.m. on Breezy Hill Road outside Graniteville, Thomas J. Freiday of Aiken lost control of his eastbound car and hit a tree. Freiday was treated and released from HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center and charged with felony driving under the influence. Passenger Donna J. Brown sustained severe injuries and was taken to Talmadge Memorial Hospital in Augusta where she was undergoing surgery.

Aiken Thomas J. Freiday Breezy Hill Graniteville Freiday S.C. Higway HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center R.D. Brown S.C. Highway Patrol Donna J. Brown Huckleberry

Trenton Council Sets Meeting on June 9 Election Plans

The Trenton Town Council will convene tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Town Hall to finalize plans for the June 9 election. The agenda also includes a resolution backing a new reactor at the Savannah River Plant and a review of police department status, per Bernard Welborn of the Upper Savannah Council of Governments.

Savannah River Lower Savannah Trenton Upper Savannah Council of Governments Bernard Welborn

Aiken Ballet Board Photo Includes USC Aiken Adviser

Correction: Marti Costantino, adviser to the Aiken board of the South Carolina Ballet Theatre from USC Aiken, appears in a photo published yesterday.

Marti Costantino Aiken Board The South Carolina Ballet Theatre Ms. Costantino USC Aiken

$100000 Sought To Restore Pickens House

The South Carolina Senate Finance Committee advanced an amendment to fund restoration of Aiken's General Pickens House with $100 000 from the state's appropriation bill The project involves moving the home to USC Aiken and includes a gift from Boston Properties Inc The total value of the gift and planned moving and restoration costs exceed 250 000 with $150 000 appraised home value and $50 000 moving costs The move is part of a broader federal preservation budget for historic sites and awaits Senate debate and governor review

S.C. Senate Finance Committee S.C. Department of Archives and History Aiken General Pickens House Thomas L. Moore D-Aiken County Senate Pickens Gregg Ave USC Aiken Aiken Partnership University of South Carolina Educational Foundation Boston Properties Inc Robert E. Alexander USCA Mark Kelly Sen. Moore Kelly U.S. Dept of Interior State Department of Archives and History Senate Finance Committee Pickens House Federal Department State Agency

Centre South shopping center plan heads to city council

Aiken Planning Commission recommends approval of an 83 700 square foot Centre South shopping center on Silver Bluff Road with 12 acres of a 52 acre tract, subject to a buffer screen and other conditions. Opponents voiced concern over a lumberyard type store and local impact.

Pping Aiken Silver Bluff Road Pine Log Town Creek Church Roads Wyatt Development Company Inc Jim Price Price Karen Papouchado Nancy Hanson Ms. Papouchado Tom Golden Strong Tower Christian Center Kalmia Plaza Bible College Zoe College Jacksonville Fla Max Werner Rhone Drive Dibble Road Doris Johnson Aiken Department of Public Safety

Planning Commission Denies Rezoning for More Horses Near Hitchcock Woods

Aiken Planning Commission split yesterday over reclassifying 16 acres between Dibble Road and the Southern Railway Line from R-1 to R-1E to allow up to 25 horses per two acres. The proposal, to add stables and grooms quarters for polo ponies, faced opposition citing property devaluation and increased pests.

Hitchcock Woods Aiken Biddle Adjo David Brown Brown Merle Miller Miller David Lock

Jackson Plans Study for Sewer System and Civic Offices

Jackson Town Council unanimously approved a study by Zimmerman, Evans and Leopold to design a sewer system as a basis for state grants. The $3000 cap covers system type, location, and cost, with options including a standalone plant, tying to Horse Creek Valley, or a joint venture with New Ellenton. The council also advanced to second reading an ordinance to accept the old Jackson Elementary School from the Silverton Agricultural Club for municipal offices on four acres, with the club retaining facilities and parking. A contract with Aiken County to handle tax billing and collection was approved.

Jackson Zimmerman, Evans and Leopold Department of Health and Environmental Control Hoyt Dunsieth ZEL Engineering Joe Tanksley Horse Creek Valley New Ellenton Silverton Agricultural Club Agricultural Club Aiken County

Five Classes Relocated To Close Bath Special School

Aiken County Board of Education decides to close Bath Special School by moving five special education classes to Jefferson Elementary Hammond Hill Elementary Aiken Elementary and Kennedy Middle School effective with the 1987 88 school year. Future use of the Bath building is under consideration.

Bath Special School Aiken County Aiken County Board of Education Bath Jefferson Elementary Hammond Hill Aiken Kennedy Middle Pinecrest Freedman Vocational Byrd and Belvedere Leavelle McCampbell Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle School

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