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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1974
Page
11
In person applications only for a cinema position at the box office and concession. Immediate openings. Apply with resume and photo ID.
Lynn Harrison Card of Aiken is named recipient of the Aiken Panhellenic Scholarship for the coming year. The presentation was made during Honors Day on the USCA Campus by chairwoman Mrs. E. M. Sampson, with assistance from Mrs. James K. Brown and Mrs. Gail Marine.
A second prehearing conference is set for Wednesday May 29 at 10 am in the Civic Room Barnwell to discuss environmental matters tied to the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant construction by Allied General Nuclear Services Allied Chemical Nuclear Products and General Atomic Company Environmentalists Inc South Carolina Environmental Action Inc and Piedmont Organic Movement are joint intervenors The Licensing Board will conduct the public hearing and an evidentiary session will follow at a later date the public is invited to attend
Aiken County forms its first damage assessment team to estimate disaster losses in dollars for federal aid. Members include William J. Coleman tax assessor and Robert M. Cook Red Cross disaster chair, with Edwin Happ Sr. Albert George and George Parks. The on the spot unit aims to speed federal assistance.
Approximately 200000 was cut from Aiken County's proposed 1974-75 expenditures after revised departmental budgets were reviewed by the County Board of Commissioners. Public hearings are set for the first week in June following committee sessions, with sheriff's, rescue squad, and forest ranger wardens departments listed for hearings.
Sheriff's deputies investigate the theft of 91 dollars worth of Pinecrest Elementary School gear. Missing items include two soccer balls two cassette recorders taped language record film strip one recorder adapter and coins from a teacher's desk. Also a break-in at old Club 19 on Highway 19 North is under probe with drinks and food listed missing.
Cub Scout Den 3 Pack 404 presents A Very Fishy Revue during the monthly meeting at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. The one night skit features aquatic characters and songs with community refreshments from the Reet Relief food stand.
An open house will be held at Banksia, the new Aiken County Library, from 3 to p.m. Sunday to honor library fund contributors. The public is invited. Yellowknife, a city of 5,000, is the largest center in the Northwest Territories. The population density of Europe, excluding the Soviet Union, is about 235 persons per square mile.
The Able-Disabled Club meets tonight at 7 30 pm at Kalmia Hill Chapel Aiken with special guest Mayor H O Weeks who will sign a proclamation declaring June 20 Access Aiken Day. president Gay Lineberry says members urge area facilities to add curbs and ramps by June 10 and the next meeting is June 18 at 7 30 pm at the Georgia War Veteran Memorial in Aucuaia.
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