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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1980
Page
3
The junior class of Aiken High School presents their annual Junior Follies tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Laurens Street Elementary School. Admission from the show will help meet the cast of this year's junior senior prom.
Carrol G. Heath, defeated in the Aiken County Sheriff’s race by W. Ralph Gunnells, rejoined the Aiken Department of Public Safety as an investigator. He had resigned as chief of detectives to run and has spent 1966 with the ADPS and former Aiken Police Department except for campaigning time.
A $10 million amendment to the 1981 energy appropriation bill funds a Savannah River Plant nuclear waste disposal project. Rep. Butler Derrick proposed the design and site exploration for a facility to process high level sludge into a stable glass form then encased in steel canisters for disposal. Construction funding could come in 1983.
In 1915 a notable Aiken woman opened Eulalie Salley and Co. After a 25 dollar license she ran an office above the Farmers and Merchants Bank and soon sold her first home for a commission of 1000 dollars. The firm hosts an open house 3 to 6 pm at 111 Park Ave to celebrate fifty years. Salley supported suffrage work and joined business to aid the equal suffrage cause.
The Aiken Standard corrects a report that Councilwoman Mim Woodring presented a motion to ask the county to review voter registration and election performance. The motion was not made by Councilwoman Billie K. Trapp.
The Administrative Area 3 Advisory Council meets Monday at 7 30 PM in the Area 3 office board room on U S 1. The public is invited to attend and address the council.
Admission to the program relies on teacher recommendations achievement test scores and IQ. Aiken County tests all students for five gifted areas general intelligence specific aptitude leadership arts and creative thinking. The top 5 percent are considered this year with teacher recommendations initiating the admission process.
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