16 Die In Traffic Across The State
The Associated Press reports South Carolina saw 16 traffic deaths over a weekend, an unusually high figure. Names include Johnny Pinckney unknown age Ridgeland. Samuel R. McKenzie 29 Sumter. Robert Kenneth Outlaw 20 Charleston. Eva Young Mathis 39 Eastover. William Rouse 44 McCormick. James Maxey Griffith 54 Greenville. Robert Blanco Beckler 26 Rock Hill. Freddo Scott 29 Newberry. four Columbia youths in Lexington County: Timothy Mosley 17 Robert Stephen Max 18 Carl Tommy Max 17 James Lewis Scarborough 18.
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Hearing Tonight Shapes Aiken County Health Funding
An East Central Georgia Health Systems Agency meeting at Bank of Thomson 6 p.m. will affect Aiken County health facilities for years. HEW review of comments will determine funding for health projects. ad hoc committee includes Harold V. Graybeal Gilbert E. McMillan Margaret E. Weston John C. Beard and Jack M. Adkinson.
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District's Compliance To Be Aired At Meeting
The Aiken County Board of Education will discuss district compliance with Title IX at the 7 30 p m meeting in the educational center. Superintendent Ted B Willis will report on Title IX compliance and discrimination based on sex. Other items include illness policy leaves review committee appointment personnel additions and a report on finances following a meeting with the Aiken Delegation. A citizen will present on the Aiken High gymnasium.
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Aiken Standard publication notice and policies
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons with weekend exceptions. The paper lists its address and ZIP, states AP dispatch rights, reserves republication rights and correction policy, and notes payment terms for subscriptions and carriers.
Subdivisions Vote On Final Approvals At Aiken Meeting
The Aiken County Planning Commission will meet at 8 p.m. in Room 224 USC Aiken to consider final approval for University Estates Subdivision and Sycamore Hills Subdivision. Also on the agenda are Wellington Subdivision North Augusta Lynnwood Subdivision North Augusta and The Woods Subdivision.
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New Council Members To Take Oaths
Tonight at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building the new council members will be sworn in. The agenda includes EDA allocation of Title X funds for Aiken Industrial Park, placement of a Bicentennial marker, fencing request for Virginia Acres, and a report from the election commission on the recent general election with the results resolution. The Salvation Army seeks to place a kettle house on Laurens Street in December. Public access is noted.
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1776 Comes Alive at Aiken Community Playhouse
The Aiken Community Playhouse staging of 1776 showcases a strong cast led by Mal Pendergast as Thomas Jefferson and Parker Deans as Benjamin Franklin. John Adams and Abigail Adams are portrayed with vigor as the production runs two more weekends with Sunday matinees.
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Mary Jo Wilson
Martha Jefferson
Sherill Shady
Richard Lee
Roland Windham
Stephen Hopkins
Frank Barrett
John Hancock
Paul Parks
Adams
John Dickenson
Ken Hofstetter
Rape Seminar Urges South Carolina Legal Reforms
Sally McGee founder of the New York Coalition against Rape urged about 400 attendees at a Columbia conference to revise South Carolina rape laws. She cited archaic standards and urged victims be supported, noting New York’s shift toward protecting the accuser and not forcing proof of rape.
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