Aiken High Denied Postseason Football Play
Aiken High will not participate in postseason football as coach Carey Johnson's team faced penalties after a violation under former coach Painter. Caver, new principal, criticized the punishment as excessive and said he reported the infraction promptly. The team, 2-0 in Region 3-AAAA, awaits official notice as administration reviews the case.
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Carey Johnson
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Aver
Aiken
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Aiken High Principal Responds to Football Probation
Aiken High School received probation from the South Carolina High School League after an illegal player contact practice. The Executive Committee denied an appeal, rendering the team ineligible for 1995 state playoffs, forbidding spring practice, and imposing a $500 fine. Principal David Caver states acceptance of sanctions despite disagreement.
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City Annexation Policy Draws Mixed Reactions In Aiken
County resident John W. Price blasts city annexation as harmful and corrupt after a telephone survey of readers. Supporters praise the plan requiring county homeowners who use city services to sign annexation agreements when selling property.
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Steve Thompson
Aiken Standard
Price
Aiken
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Nancy
Lee
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County water and sewer fees fund city protection costs
County residents using city water or sewer services contribute about $1.05 million annually to public safety funding. Out-of-city residents pay $1.1 million toward the Aiken Department of Public Safety's $2.4 million patrol and fire suppression budget. Thompson argues the out-of-city fee covers the city cost of providing services outside its borders.
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Thompson
Aiken
Traditional Symbols Fall With Switch To BellSouth
Atlanta based BelleSouth consolidates Southern Bell and South Central Bell under the BellSouth name as part of a shift to a competitive, customer focused era. CEO Jere Drummond notes the move aims to compete with AT&T MCI and Sprint and to offer cable TV, long distance and local telephony under a unified brand.
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