Council To Discuss Revenue Bonds And County Projects
The Aiken County Council meets in a special session at 7 pm for first reading on a $2.7 million First Mortgage Revenue Bond issue for Mattie Hall Nursing Home. It also schedules second reading on renewing a $2.475 million jail construction bond note, with notes due in December. The council will deed the old Teen Town building to the Aiken Area Council on Aging and considers a tax payment of $61,716.82 from the Savannah River Plant. Meeting at 828 Richland Ave. County Office Building.
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Public hearing on Burnettown Elementary property sale
A Langley hearing tonight at 8 before the Aiken County Board of Education at Langley Bath Clearwater Middle School to discuss selling Burnettown Elementary School property to Burnettown for a gas plant. Public invited to comment on the proposal amid other district matters.
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Polish Court Backs Solidarity Charter Without Supremacy Clause
The Polish Supreme Court ruled for Solidarity, removing the clause asserting Communist Party supremacy from the union's charter. Lech Walesa arrived at the Warsaw court as plans were made to call off strike preparations. government actions included tightening foreign press access amid the looming labor showdown.
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Jackson Thurmond to Meet Over Conservative Plans
Greenville AP Jesse Jackson plans to meet Sen Strom Thurmond this week to discuss moderating polarization after the conservatives landslide. Jackson, Greenville native and civil rights leader, says Thurmond must prioritize national interests over local or racial ones.
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Vatican disavows German Lutheran critique ahead of Pope visit
The Vatican rejected a German Catholic pamphlet criticizing Martin Luther that threatened to dampen Pope John Paul II's planned meeting with Lutheran leaders during a West German five day visit. Monsignor Aloys Klein said the criticisms do not reflect Rome's position and an epilogue will clarify. The pope emphasized ecumenism and noted the Augsburg Confession anniversary during his St. Peter's blessing.
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