Holley backs Heath in Aiken County sheriff race
Raymond A. Holley the third defeated Democratic candidate to endorse Republican Carrol Heath for sheriff of Aiken County in the November 6 election. He cited a need for change and cited marijuana raids as evidence of drug problems under the current administration.
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Raymond A. Holley
Carrol Heath
Aiken County
Holley
Masonic Shopping Center
Graniteville
Ralph Gunnells
Jack Atkinson
George McCormick
Heath
Gene Clark
Gunnells
Aiken
Task Force Forms to Campaign for NPR at SRP
The Savannah River Task Force met to plan a campaign securing the New Production Reactor for the Savannah River Plant. Sen. Ryan Shealy said they will contact the S C Development Board and seek allied industries. Members include Carrol H. Warmer, Charles Sharpe, Dan Ross, Melvin Fallon, Joe Usry, and Jim Hightower.
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Savannah River
United States
SRP
NPR
South Carolina
Sen. Shealy
S.C
Aiken County
Carrol H. Warmer
Charles Sharpe
Dan Ross
Republican Party
Melvin Fallon
Joe Usry
Jim Hightower
Sunny Skies Continue With No Rain In Forecast
Forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions tomorrow with a high in the low 80s. Tonight will be fair with a low near 60.
Dieters battle distractions at Hodell Weeks track
Joggers strain to finish another lap at Hodell Weeks walking track amid nearby fast food outlets. The tempting scent of hamburgers and fries challenges dieters and weight watchers.
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Hodell Weeks
Pivotal Debate Shapes 1964 Presidential Race
Washington reports a Bush Ferraro debate draws major attention as the campaign heats up. Ferraro's performance could boost Mondale while Bush faces pressure after a rough Sunday showing. A second matchup is set for Oct. 21 with Reagan and his team aiming for a stronger showing.
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Washington
George Bush
Geraldine A. Ferraro
Squier
Reagan
Bush
Fair In Aiken Opens With Food Fun And Big Attendance
The Aiken fair kicked off with about 5 000 kids and 2 600 gate attendees, generating roughly 3 900 dollars at the door. Jaycee officials praised the strongest opening in fair history as merchants night, rain date, and Family Day events approach with varied prices and a featured Helluva Lumberjack Show at multiple times.
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Aiken Jaycees County Fair
Steven
Jaycee
Aiken Fair
Jaycee Ray Blanks
Aiken County School Board Hones List of 71 Projects
The Aiken County Board of Education paused maintenance and construction plans pending available funds. A 71 project list plus six new builds seeks 1.125 million dollars, including roofing heating asbestos removal new schools and stadiums. Some projects have approval while others await funding and bids.
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Aiken County
Sally Bigger
North Augusta Senior High School
J.P. Kneece
James R. Smith
Kneece
Smith
DOE says L-Reactor won't harm Steel Creek ecosystem
DOE maintains L-Reactor cooling will not damage Steel Creek ecosystem though it will alter wildlife distribution. Public hearing covered permit modification to limit temperature differences and to mitigate habitat loss for the wood stork with replacement foraging habitat and funding for Kathwood Lake and SR Ecology Lab monitoring.
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Steel Creek
Department of Energy
DOE
S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
Savannah River
Stee Creek
Kathwood Lake
Audubon Society
Silver Bluff
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Peter Conroy
University of Georgia Zoology Department
Columbia
Evelyn Bush
Beatrice Jones
Dorothy Elledge
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