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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1984
Page
5
The Aiken Standard will reserve a prominent area named The Political Exchange for candidates to air views during the 1984 campaign. Statements will be printed in full beside the editorial page, subject to libel and fair use. Premium ad rates apply and rebuttal time is allowed for new issues.
The Graniteville Company won first place overall at the Corporate Challenge held May 5 at Evans High School. Twenty six teams competed in eight events including a 5K run an obstacle course and a 440 relay with Graniteville staff medaling in all but tug-of-war. Proceeds benefited the University Health Center Foundation. Participants included Jimmie Alle Oscar Drumming Eliza Drumming Jerry Edwards Duncan Hamilton Willie Terry George Mitchell Leon Stallings Leighton Mc Lendon Nelson Broadwater Gregg Watson Elijah Price Inez Price Helen Settles Christine Sapp Anne Scott Karen Stewart coached by Marvin Spires.
Dr. Michael H. Smith of the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory told Aiken Rotary Club that SRP operations have not harmed deer or bass on the reservation. Research shows deer age and size trends under management, and PAR Pond hosts extensive studies with warm-water bass growth. The lab aims to inform environmental policy and SRP operation.
Gov James Hunt announced Kimberly-Clark Co will build a $100 million facility south of Lexington. The plant, the county’s largest investment in 15 years, begins in June and aims to complete in two years, employing about 250 people to manufacture Kleenex tissues Huggies diapers and other hygienic products.
In a glass-en closed Amex Stock Watch room the exchange uses a talking computer and monitors to spot suspicious market activity. Regulators and firms, including NYSE and NASD, fight insider trading as investigations rise and the SEC vows stricter enforcement.
Roy A. Steed Jr. of Jackson has been appointed commissioner of the Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District by the South Carolina Land Resources Commission. Steed, a partner in a grain and livestock farm, is active in the Farm Bureau and the Silverton Agricultural Club.
Richard K. Manoff, a veteran Madison Avenue adman, pioneers social marketing to improve health in developing nations. He advises authorities to treat health programs as products and tailor campaigns to local needs, traveling worldwide to train officials and plans a forthcoming book on the approach.
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