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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1989
Page
7
Historic Williamson House returns to law firm after owner search fails
Rosamond McDuffie of the Historic Aiken Foundation says the turn of events is sad as efforts to relocate and preserve the Williamson House faltered. Julian Salley of the Henderson and Salley law firm now holds the property and agreed to donate the house to the foundation to protect its exterior and heritage. The two story dwelling near Park Avenue and Chesterfield Street features a Mansard roof, seven bedrooms, three baths, two dining rooms, a sun porch, and a sizable kitchen, with relocation costs estimated around twenty five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond McDuffie
Historic Aiken Foundation
Williamson House
Aiken
Environment A Key Issue In Economics
South Carolina officials stress environmental quality as a core economic issue. Betty Spence of the SC Wildlife Federation cites timber, tourism, air and water quality, while Deputy Commissioner Lewis Shaw notes gaps in air toxics laws and faltering nuclear waste storage agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Palmetto State
South Carolina Wildlife Federation
Betty Spence
Ms. Spence
South Carolina Press Association
South Carolina
Lewis Shaw
Shaw
DHEC
General Assembly
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Learning Made Fun In K-1 Class
Bright colors fill Mead Hall as K-1 students cut build type and draw. Teacher Janice Caridad circulates among children, guiding activities in a specially designed bridge grade between kindergarten and first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Hall
Janice Caridad
Scott Webster
Hunt Hedrick
Melissa Cushman
Brad Williams
Damaged yard fuels resident anger at local projects
Dawn Fail flames at bungling construction and utility work near her home at the Houndslake Drive and Pine Log Road intersection. She reports road widening, driveway blocks, and phone line damage while calling for coordinated planning and accountability from contractors highway officials and planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Fail
Sid
Albert
Dawn Fair
Mrs. Fail
Highway Department
Fail
Task Force To Study N C SAT Ranking
A 24 member task force led by former federal judge Richardson Preyer will probe why North Carolina ranks last on SAT scores. State Superintendent Bobby Etheridge said subcommittees of teachers counselors parents students principals and others will prepare reports on classroom realities and what works in high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Bobby Etheridge
Preyer
Etheridge
Coalition Aims to Raise Smoking Awareness in Aiken County
A five member health coalition in Aiken County plans to increase awareness of cigarette effects. They note a rise in smoking from 21 to 27 percent between 1985 and 1987 and push fact sheets leaflets and non smoking sections in restaurants. They urge community support and provide contact numbers for cessation programs and local health groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Veleta Rudnick
Aiken
Nancy Osgood
Can Lung Association
Cathy Scott
American Cancer Society
Rudnick
American Lung Association
HCA
Edisto
Savannah
SBA distributes first disaster loan checks in Charleston
Washington SBA officials handed out the initial five disaster loan checks at a Charleston ceremony for hurricane damaged homes and a business. They aim to spend about 1 billion in low interest reconstruction loans in South Carolina by year end and note 739 applications are in verification totaling over 21 million if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Small Business Administration
Charleston
South Carolina
Hollywood
Richard Nash
SBA
Nash
Hugo
Office of Disaster Assistance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Historic Group
Williamson
Park Avenue
Chesterfield Street
Augusta
Stanley Jackson
Jackson
Julian Salley
Henderson and Salley Law Firm
Buddy Waller
By Scott Webster
N.C
The
Associated Press
Coalition To Increase Smoking
American Heart Association
Kathy Kadane
States News Service
Susan Engeleiter
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