In Control Bouknight Advocates Animal Welfare in Aiken
Aiken Animal Control Officer James Bouknight promotes responsibility among pet owners through diplomacy and city dog tags. He enforces rabies vaccination rules and handles nuisance complaints, dog bites, and cruelty cases while helping neighbors resolve disputes. He and his team manage dead animals, waste, and the landfill.
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Animal Control
Jim Bouknight
Bouknight
Sarah Caskey
Aiken
Debby
Booknight
Andrew
Andy) Hagan
Florida
Andy
Tom Hoar
Warrenville
Peach crop hit by cold and rain lowers expected yield
The March cold and April rain reduced South Carolina peach output to about 285 million pounds, 19 percent under last year’s 350 million. Pollination suffered as rain washed away pollen, though some growers like L. D. Holmes expect about 80 percent of last year’s production. Early varieties appear hardest hit.
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Statistical
Columbia
J. Whit Gilliam
Edgefield County
Edgefield
L. D. Holmes
J. M. Vann
Theodore Widener
Aiken
We Are Energy Gluttons at Rotary Club of Aiken
Ben C. Rusche executive director of the South Carolina Energy Research Institute spoke at the Rotary Club of Aiken. He warned energy consumption will double by 2000 and urged private enterprise to lead in energy development. Memorial Day delayed next meeting.
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Rusche
Rotary Club
Ben C. Rusche
Rotary Club of
Aiken
South Carolina Energy Research Institute
Columbia
Washington, D.C
Savannah River
Institute
America
Ramada Inn
May
Henry Chennault
Huff and Gray Run Unopposed for Seat 83 in June 10 Primary
Rep. Thomas E. Huff and William L. Gray are the sole candidates in District 83 for the June 10 South Carolina House primary. Huff, a Belvedere attorney seeking a second term, cites record and openness with constituents. Gray, a Savannah River Plant engineer and former North Augusta councilman, stresses reducing government spending and tax indexing to curb inflation.
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Huff
Gray
Thomas E. Huff
Delvedere
William L. Gray
S.C
House of Representatives
North Augusta
Cecil Collins
Belvedere
House
Judiciary Committee
General Laws
Yint Huff
Area Superintendents May Stay at Town Meeting
Belvedere Rep. Tom E Huff spoke on insurance reform and a gasoline tax at a Belvedere town meeting. He cited J P Kneece saying area superintendents will stay in their posts with added duties after earlier plans to move them to the central office.
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Belvedere
Tom E. Huff
D-Belvedere
Huff
J. P. Kneece
Aiken County
Highway Department
House
Sun Belt
Senate
Farmer Seeks Lease Of Land For Soybeans At New Plant
Approximately 50 acres at the Horsecreek Wastewater Treatment Plant in North Augusta may be used for agriculture if approved by the Aiken County Public Service Authority. Plant manager Stanley K. Wagher says a local farmer requests rent-free use in year one to farm soybeans, with required improvements including bulldozing. PSA delayed action to review legal matters and advertise for competing bids.
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North Augusta
Horsecreek
Stanley K. Wagher
Aiken County
Wagher
PSA
Doug Garvin
L.C. Greene
S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Centre
Belvedere
William F. Thompson
Bay-Con General
Bay-Con
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Ben Rusche
Jan Boylston
Public Service Commission
United Way of Belvedere
Belvedere Jaycees
Horse Creek Valley
William Gray
Tom Huff
Democrat
State Insurance Commission
Home Comfort Center
Black Bart
Union St. NE
Holley Fuel Co
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