Aiken Standard Profiles All State Election Candidates
The Aiken Standard continues its election series with profiles on candidates for state constitutional offices. All candidates in the November 6 general election have been profiled and a special tabloid section will publish Saturday wrapping up campaigns and candidates.
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Fire destroys house at Kitchings Mill on S C 302
A house on S C 302 in Kitchings Mill burned out of control. Sheriff Carrol G. Heath said the 7:36 a.m. fire occurred in a rural area without a local fire department. several volunteers responded but could not save the structure. No injuries were reported.
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Carrol G. Heath
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Obituaries listing local residents and dates across South Carolina
Death notices for Eleanor Banks North Augusta Mac Billington Barnwell Charlie W Bonner Aiken Betty Cleckley Aiken Fred J Coffey Clark Hill Marion E Durden Twin City Ga Susie M Fielder Columbia Terri Wooten Flowers North Augusta AnnaBelle Mercer Augusta Thomas McLain Beech Island Joe Parker Kershaw Ernest R Shuler Florence Estelle Axson Toole Salley see page 8A for full details
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Eleanor Banks
North Augusta
Mac Billington
Barnwell
Charlie W. Bonner
Aiken
Betty Cleckley
Fred J. Coffey
Clark Hill
Marion E. Durden
Twin City
Susie M. Fielder
Columbia
Terri Wooten Flowers
AnnaBelle Mercer
Augusta
Thomas McLain
Beech Island
Joe Parker
Kershaw
Ernest R. Shuler
Florence
Estelle Axson Toole
Salley
Economy Worries Grow As Leading Index Drops Again
Government reports show the index of leading economic indicators fell 0.8 percent in September marking consecutive declines for three months. Unemployment held at 5.7 percent in October despite weakness in manufacturing and construction. Economists debate duration and depth of a potential recession.
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GNP
Bands Add Dimension To Aiken County Football Finale
South Aiken High’s 80 playing members and 13 flag corps prepare to perform tonight at Hagood Stadium for the regular-season finale against archrival Aiken High. Band director Everette Noel says the group boosts school spirit and entertainment while supporting the football team.
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Ginny Southworth
South Airien High
Aiken County
South Aiken
Aiken High
Hagood Stadium
Everette Noel
Joe Laurenza
Aiken
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Midland Valley High
Equitable Sales Tax Proposed For Aiken County
Camden Councilwoman Mary Clark supports a one cent local option sales tax in Aiken County that would raise over 7 million dollars annually with about 71 percent used to roll back property taxes. She argues local control benefits residents despite opposition labeling it regressive. The measure could pass in a Tuesday referendum and involves the South Carolina Municipal Association in drafting.
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Camden
Mary Clark
Greater
Aiken County
Clark
S.C. Municipal Association
Aiken Tax Question Shows Low Familiarity in Survey
Aiken County residents show limited awareness of the local option sales tax referendum on the Tuesday general election ballot. Only 35 percent of all those surveyed favor allowing a one cent tax in retail sales, while 42 percent oppose and 19 percent have given little thought.
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USC Aiken Survey Research Services
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Richmond County
General Assembly
Clearwater Granted Extension By Bankruptcy Court
Clearwater Finishing Co reforms plan to disclose assets and pay creditors as 300 plus claimants await. Judge J Bratton Davis granted a 30 day extension after a hearing where asset disposal near agreement was cited. Unsecured debts exceed 13 million with employees unpaid and 350 workers in doubt. NCNB UM&M and the Aiken County Authority hold major claims amid Chapter 11 status.
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Columbia — Clearwater Finishing Co
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
J. Bratton Davis
Joe Buzhardt
U.S. Bankruptcy
Clearwater
Buzhardt
Davis
NCNB
Um&m
Aiken County Public Service Authority
Rivers and hometowns inspire Charles Kuralt tribute
Saturday on the Cover presents Charles Kuralt celebrating life along U S rivers with stops in Charles Town South Carolina New Orleans San Antonio Galena Illinois and Greenville. Miss WEEKENDER notes Malcolm S Forbes Jr seen quietly at a New Jersey mall with his five daughters in Bridgewater.
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Charles Kuralt
Charleston
S.C
New Orleans
San Antonio
Galena, Ill
Greenville
Malcolm S
Steve) Forbes Jr
Bridgewater, N.J
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