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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1985
Page
5
North Augusta Lt William C Luckey, 27, from North Augusta, plans to retire there and enjoys serving the public. He works in public safety, supervises a seven person shift, and values both police and fire duties.
The fall meeting of the Friends of the Aiken County Public Library will feature Banksia as a library facility. McDonald Law from Wells Law and Associates will discuss the Banksia Use Plan report presented to the County Council. Dues are $10 for individuals and $15 for families, payable to the Friends of the Library.
The Aiken AMBUCS watched a film marking the 200th anniversary of The Augusta Chronicle during a Tuesday club meeting. The group meets every Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Western Steeron University Parkway, with Charles W. Hubbard Jr. serving as club president.
Dr. William H. Hale Jr urged horizontal thinking to better classify people at the Mental Health Association annual meeting in First Presbyterian Church Aiken. Awards honored Ruth Watts Dee Wise John and Billie Cargile and Carol Garvin presented a national certificate of commendation to the Aiken chapter.
Randy Warrick, athletic director and baseball coach, outlines USC Aiken's 1985 86 athletic budget of 129 420 noting basketball and baseball receive the most funds. He explains budgeting steps, costs per game, travel, equipment, and scholarships while noting recruiting funds are limited and changes in student demographics.
A state court has ordered Kratex Corp to sell its 74 year old Republic One plant in Great Falls to settle about 350000 dollars in debts. Kratex, based in Spartanburg, imports textile machinery and bought the site in 1983 but never established operations there.
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