North Augusta Public Hearing on 1987 Budget Tonight
Tonight at 7 p.m. a public hearing will comment on the 1987 North Augusta budget a 6.7 million plan with no tax or utility increases the tax rate remains 88 mills council to adopt the tax millage and read the budget ordinance first Youth Appreciation Night features North Augusta High School students alongside city officials sponsored by the North Augusta Optimist Club. The Aiken Planning Commission meets Tuesday to consider Heritage Inn motel Whiskey Road Hitch cock Plaza Woodside Plantation Springtree Villas plans and Pine Log Road development in City Council Chambers at 3 p.m.
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Scientists Demonstrate at SEED Education Day at USC Aiken
Students in fourth through eighth grade and parents are invited to SEED on November 22 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at USCA Student Activities Center. Demonstrations include papermaking, glassblowing, computer math, chess, electricity and magnetism with exhibits from USCA, local schools, businesses, medical community and engineers. Admission is free. For details call Dr. Kutty Pariyadath at USCA 648-6851 or Mrs. Gwen Johnson at the School District 648-1311.
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Jackson Town Council To Accept Proposal
A special meeting of the Jackson Town Council will be held tonight at 7 30 p.m. at the Jackson Town Hall to accept a proposal from the Planning and Zoning Commission. Representatives from the commission and the Lower Savannah Council of Governments will answer questions about the plans.
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Salvation Army Seeks Help for Christmas Cheer Fund
The Salvation Army in Aiken requests assistance through its Christmas Cheer Fund to provide food checks toys and gifts and support year round programs. Applications run Nov 17 to 21 and 24 to 28 at 322 Gayle Ave NW from 1 to 4 PM. Volunteers bell ringers and groups are welcomed contact Major Henry Russell at 648 0461.
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County Considers Tight Restrictions on Adult Theatres
Aiken County Council aims to pass a second reading ordinance prohibiting adult book stores and entertainment venues within 1,500 feet of residences libraries churches schools parks and day cares. Violations are misdemeanor with fines up to 200 and up to 30 days in jail.
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J. Michael
Mike) Toole
Aiken
Bridge Creek
USC Trustees to Limit Pay for Visiting Professors
USC trustees plan a policy to cap compensation for distinguished visiting professors after disclosures that Jehan Sadat earned over 300000 dollars for three semesters. The board will review recommendations at the December 5 meeting amid debate on funding sources and program value.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina Board of Trustees
Othniel H. Wiengel Jr
Jehan Sadat
Anwar Sadat
Paul Goldsmith
Greenville
County Public Library
PSA To Hear Reports At North Augusta Meeting
Aiken County Public Service Authority meets tonight at 7 30 in the Horse Creek Plant conference room North Augusta. Committees report on by laws finances expansion plant operations and road work with updates on the Little Horse Creek trunk line and North Augusta service area.
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Report on the Two Souths Prompts South's Growth Debate
Former Mississippi Gov. William Winter says a forthcoming report will address the two Souths where cities thrive while rural areas lag. The 20 member Commission on the Future of the South met in Little Rock for its 14th annual session with about 200 officials. The 32 page study titled Halfway Home Long Way to Go covers education illiteracy technology leadership and government performance, after hearings with 77 expert witnesses.
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South Carolina Senators Split Over Iran Arms Deals
In Columbia, Senator Hollings criticized Reagan's secret arms shipments to Iran as a setback to U.S. policy and a potential incentive for hostage seizures, while Senator Thurmond defended the actions as serving national interests. The debate highlights tensions over diplomacy with Iran amid Middle East instability.
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Gosh
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Aiken County Schools Observe National Education Week
Aiken County public schools celebrate American Education Week with the theme School and Community United for Excellence. Open houses are planned at elementary Tuesday, middle Wednesday, and high schools Thursday, with Mashburn School hosting daily visits 8:30 to 2 and Sunday activities including educational fairs and a parade float.
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Newberry Street
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