Election challenges in two races dropped
J Michael Toole former District 5 candidate dropped his challenge yesterday per Election Commission Chairman Arthur Lamback. Toole challenged voting irregularities in Precinct 45 while Republican Gene Duckett defeated Toole for District 5. A Republican challenge of Faye Hatcher Ray Garvin County Council District 1 was disallowed. Lamback said parties cannot challenge elections only individual candidates. Hatcher was defeated by Ray Garvin in the November 4 election.
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J. Michael Toole
District 5
Election Commission
Arthur Lamback
Toole
Gene Duckett
Lamback
Hatcher
Ray Garvin
Rotary Bowl at North Augusta High Set for Saturday
The sixth annual Rotary Bowl at North Augusta High Stadium starts at 9 a.m. with about 1,000 spectators expected. nineteen teams compete in a single elimination format from Gregg Park Belvedere Beech Island Meriwether and North Augusta alongside nineteen cheer squads vying for honors.
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North Augusta
Auto Burglary Reported In HCA Aiken Lot
Public Safety reports say a doctor found his 1982 Toyota Starlet damaged in the HCA Aiken hospital parking lot with a radar detector stolen. Damage to the left rear window was about 200 dollars and the radar detector valued at 300 dollars. No arrests were made.
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HCA Aiken
Trenton Council Moves to Form Zoning Commission
Trenton Town Council opened steps to create a five member zoning commission aided by an appointed committee. The council also heard the first reading of a budget ordinance for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Trenton
Philip C. Musgrave
Seminar on 1986 Tax Reform Act in Augusta
The Augusta Chamber hosts a seminar Monday November 24 from 9 a.m. to noon at 600 Broad St Plaza. Mauldin and Jenkins CPAs deliver a color slide presentation on individuals corporations investments and retirement plans. Fee is 25 with three CPA credits. Reservations by November 20. call Laura Coleman 722-0137. Sponsored by the Augusta Chapter of the National Association of Accountants.
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Augusta
Chamber of Commerce
Broad St. Plaza
Mauldin & Jenkins, Cpa’s
CPA
Laura Coleman
National Association of Accountants
Correction to Aiken Standard drunk driving report
The Aiken Standard corrects two errors from yesterday’s Gen eral Sessions Court article. Thomas D Weber, an Aiken man, defended himself on a drunk driving charge and testified his leg sometimes goes to sleep after surgery. no stumble due to doubled knees. Randy Johnson went to the store alone before the cookout, not with Weber after it. The paper regrets the mistakes.
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Thomas D. Weber
Aiken Standard
Weber
Randy Johnson
LSCOG Eyes Energy Projects For Oil Overcharge Funds
North Augusta leaders review uses for approximately 25 million dollars due to the state 10 million slated for energy projects. Proposals include a North Augusta to Savannah River Plant bus pilot a public energy audits model home and a Freeway corridor idea from Augusta to Columbus. Also plans for a bicycle race to boost tourism and four Aiken County project notices including a 24 unit apartment complex a storage tank project and library renovations.
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North Augusta
Eric Thompson
Lower Savannah
Thompson
Georgia
Augusta
Columbus
Augusta-Savannah
Hilton Head
Savannah
Public Auction Set for Universal Manufacturing Plant Sale
The Universal Manufacturing Co. property on Pine Log Road in Aiken will be sold to the highest bidder by order of the U S Government in a public auction on December 9 at 11 a m The 48 000 square foot plant sits on three acres one mile south of U S 78 East and includes 5 775 square feet of offices operable with 18 rooms and three baths The sale offers 25 percent down or bank letter with balance due in 30 days Financing up to 75 percent is possible with seven years at 8 percent
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Universal Manufacturing Co
Pine Log Road
Aiken
U.S
U.S. 78
Ray Bissell & Associates
Huntsville
Ala
Kiwanis Club Hears Of State Pornography Problems
J Key Powell told the Kiwanis Club that hardcore and child pornography are serious state problems. CADRE seeks to abolish child pornography and push stronger laws while promoting public awareness and community standards. Powell cites rising rape rates and pedophile contact, urging action by citizens and legislators. Stan Black leads Kiwanis at Hounds Lake Country Club.
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Kiwanis Club
J. Key Powell
Powell
CADRE
United States
South Carolina
Power
Kiwanis
Frank Beattie
Stan Black
Houndslake Country Club
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Fran Chapman
H. Allan Schifferli
Schifferli
Etheridge E. Redd
Harold (Dodger) Hubbs
Dr. Schifferli
Vaucluse
Hubbs
Jerry Williamson
CIA
Oy Williamson
Marvin Caughman
Williamsons
Lorrie Hall
Randy Williamson
Redd
Henderson Johnson
Johnson
Caughman
Solomon Blatt Jr
Williamson
Mr. Johnson
Drug Enforcement Administration
Tim O'Dell
Bobby Barfield
Jerry's Shell Station
LSCOG
Paula B. Daniel
Mary Anne Browder
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