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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1981
Page
1
The downtrend in rates may pause as investors fear rapid money supply growth and rising inflation. Banks cut prime lending to 18 percent on Tuesday, while Treasury bills and bond futures weakened. Economists warn rate pauses would disappoint U S business activity.
In a story shared with the 50 Plus Club, Mike Strickland recounted a college football player who needed a test and asked to bring his smartest friend. The first question on the test mocked spelling with E I E I O.
Aiken County Board of Education approves a state sanctioned bus route into Barclay Estates to improve safety. The plan allows two blocks of in subdivision service with stops at Buckhall Drive ends, ending a prior perimeter routing that forced up to a mile walk.
Aiken Cablevision Inc will expand to the Valley by November serving Stiefeltown Warrenville Gloverville and Langley with 36 channels and two way service. Subscriptions start with a 10 dollar installation and 10 dollar monthly rate plus Showtime add ons.
The City of Aiken weighs residential use in the Central Business District as the Planning and Zoning Commission sends Realtor David King’s amendment for single and multi family housing to City Council. Officials say the broader zoning ordinance revision remains unresolved after two years of study.
Aiken County homeowners could see property tax increases of 100 to 400 percent in the 1982 tax year under Act 208 uniform assessment rules. County Council chairman Carroll H Warner warned the rise would be hard to explain to residents at a joint meeting with the legislative delegation.
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