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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1990
Page
13
In 1988 the Department of Energy conducted public hearings in Aiken regarding the proposed New Production Reactor at the Savannah River Plant.
Brenda G. Wyatt sold a Woodside Plantation home to David S. and Vicky A. Hudson for 1,051,000 with an exchange of properties. The Hudsons swapped a Fox Chase residence valued at 232,000 and deeded a Woodside lot valued at 50,000 to Mrs. Wyatt. Hudson is a dental surgeon on Hitchcock Parkway.
The Ai ken Standard reports Aiken County and Veterinary Services will euthanize animals under a revised contract rather than slaughter. The county accepts up to 2 000 animals annually but will pay only for that amount or fewer.
Edgefield resident and professional actor Marshall White pursues varied hobbies when off workshop and audition duties. He lists hunting fishing working out horseback riding and all sports as his favored leisure activities.
A youthful discussion surfaces about regional shifts toward the south side with Kathy Brown seeking when Aiken Regional Medical Centers may relocate. Rotary events touch on culture as Chris Ty Attaway invites Keith Claussen to join, amid joked tensions at a daylong affair.
A Sindlinger & Co poll finds nearly 70 percent of South Carolina workers worry about business vitality and their own financial futures, signaling a possible recession. Respondents cite income, future outlook, and local conditions, with optimism down from earlier months while national optimism varies.
The Aiken County Election Commission set two general election vote protest hearings for today one in Columbia and another at 7 p m at the county Judicial Center. Bertha Williams and Democrat Robert Oswald filed protests over a school board race and a general election loss respectively and appeal to the State Election Commission after the local panel rejected Williams. Oswald questioned list integrity and urged removal of unfit officials in a letter to the county delegation.
Christmas parades unfold this weekend across Jackson New Ellenton Edgefield and surrounding towns. Jackson parade starts at 10 a.m. with lineup at 9 a.m. from Jackson Middle School to Silverton Street. New Ellenton parade at 1 p.m. no entry fee. call organizers for details. Edgefield Jaycees parade at 2 p.m. and Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville parade at 3:30 p.m. trophies, runners up, and plaques will be awarded. contact listed organizers for participation.
The North Augusta Lions Club hosts a Sunday parade at 3 PM with grand marshal Elsie Dicks. Over 99 entries are expected. Calls to 279 2323 or Don Denny at 279 5383 for details. Aiken Jaycees parade set for Dec 9 at 2 PM with rain date Dec 10 at 7 PM. Theme A Time to Remember. Call Todd Lista 649 3479 or Denise Finkbeiner 649 0464. Saluda hosts a parade Sunday Dec 9 at 3 PM.
Columbia officials warn the state school bus fuel fund could run dry by late January as gasoline prices spike. Options include four day weeks, longer days, route reductions, or shifting funds within Education accounts with a January review and potential legislative approval.
The Aiken Chapter of Abate of South Carolina sponsors its sixth Toy Run to Helpings Hands delivering new toys canned goods and donations. About 30 vehicles joined last year in a parade from Whiskey Road to Helpings Hands with options to ride behind in cars.
From staff reports a North Augusta couple ages 63 and 55 are tentatively identified as the crash victims on Interstate 20 near the South Carolina Georgia line. John Ballentine and wife Peggy Ballentine’s burned vehicle belonged to Ballentine. Pierce Lampkin Sr. 50 of Augusta faces two counts of vehicular homicide and speeding for conditions. he is detained without bond.
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