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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1986
Page
9
Clearwater PSA sets a January meeting to discuss adoption of the 1986-87 budget and to set fees for septic tank wastes plus full accounting of the old construction account and engineering proposals. The meeting is at 1:30 p.m. at the Horse Creek Wastewater facility.
The Beech Island Historical Society meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at All Saints Church S C 278 with Dr Williams S Brockington Jr USC Aiken associate professor as guest speaker about a state humanities grant to collect and preserve Aiken County records and photos. Distinct items include FHHA loan rate cuts and a spring Aiken Foundation meeting with Whitney Tower discussing reminiscences of a boyhood in Aiken and awards for historic preservation.
Clemson extension agents report peach growers in Edgefield and Saluda counties expect an adequate to high quality crop. Late freezes caused little damage while drought has reduced fungal diseases and prompted early irrigation to protect trees. Some varieties may begin to come in around June, with peak roadside sales later.
North Augusta and Aiken County prepare to formalize approval of the Little Horse Creek sewer trunk line contract at tomorrow’s 7 p.m. council meeting in Municipal Building chambers. The deal, the second attempt, places Aiken County ownership and maintenance of the line with North Augusta paying up to about 291000 for lump sum, plus a 50 80 temporary service split. study session last Monday set conditions including options such as county or city construction. Also on the agenda are budget revisions for the Community Development Block Grant program totaling about 1 million for year three, street improvements funding, and changes to relocation, housing rehabilitation, water facility, and demolition funds. The council will recognize longtime city employee Johnny Johnson and execute a deed of dedication for a water line at Martintown Plaza.
Aiken County will not bury ashes from Dixie Clay Co fire in a local landfill. County administrator Scott Barnes said EPA and DHEC’s plan to place ashes in a nearby landfill was rejected after consultations with county council members. Officials may seek permission to bury ashes in a Sumter County site.
A two car collision at the intersection of U S 1 and University Parkway sent Bettye Corley Williams 76 Ward Circle to the hospital with unspecified injuries. Annie C Salter of Warrenville was charged with failure to yield right of way.
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