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21 May 1984
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1984
Page
1
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Gospel singer Mike Anderson will appear at Hopeland Gardens today at 7 p m as part of the Aiken Recreation Department Summer Concert Series. He has performed with local churches and at political rallies for over six years. Free admission. bring blankets or lawn chairs. Parking at Rye Patch 100 Berrie Road.
Aiken area residents have received about 763000 in refunds from SC Electric & Gas and about 1.4 million from Southern Bell. Nationwide refunds total approximately 187 million for South Carolina customers.
Associate pastor Don Bolls told children during a Sunday sermon he would be away for a few weeks and joked that they should look after Dr. Bill Johnston, the church’s minister, while he is gone.
Soviet Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov says Moscow has boosted the number of nuclear armed submarines off U.S. shores and missiles aboard could reach targets within ten minutes after launch. He links the move to NATO's European missile deployment and accuses Reagan of fueling a new arms race while warning of further SS-20 deployments if Western missiles grow.
Aiken County Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m in Midland Valley High School commons to recognize retirees and high performing students including Governor's School and National History Day winners. Bids for Pinecrest and Oakwood Windsor renovations exceed estimates and may be rebid.
SEA ISLAND, Ga. AP The new SCTMA president W Tom Kent of Kent Manufacturing Pickens predicts a strong year with thousands returning to work and says plant closings are over He notes imports and higher interest rates as risks and warns Stevens may be girding against takeovers The conference drew over 100 textile executives from 50 SC companies and discussed tax policy and education funding impacts.
In Greenville AP reports Sen. Ernest Hollings faces Republican plans to exploit his presidential campaign weakness in South Carolina. GOP polls show a high negative rating up to 45 percent, prompting strategists to target him while Hollings denies any hurt to his bid.
North Augusta City Council will weigh a resolution to annex about 500 acres east of the city limits between the railroad and the Savannah River. The land would be zoned residential general commercial heavy industrial and open space preservation. The meeting also covers the public safety building phone system bids. Dixie Communications Systems Inc. bids $14 716.18 versus AT T Information Systems $17 657.33. The panel is expected to favor Dixie's bid to connect with the Mitel system already in use.
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