Aiken County approves bonds and safety measures in budget actions
Floods allowed first reading of an ordinance backing 6.5 million in hospital facilities revenue bonds for Trinity Place a Lutheran Homes project in downtown Aiken. A 18 000 micro computer system for Veterans Affairs was approved with delayed payment to 1991 1992. A 4 million Matthe C Hall Health Care Center budget was approved for next year with about 5101 000 net profit. A public hearing set a county wide water and sewer map. 85 handguns for the Sheriff’s Department were approved with 25 423 18 in savings and a net county cost of 3 651. The safety committee ordinance passed second reading. Willar H Hightower Jr was named to Palmetto Cablevision arbitration. Summer programs and 15 facilities reports were reviewed. Red Ribbon Week set for Oct 21 28 and Jamil Shrine Temple was honored.
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Trinity Place
Aiken
Lutheran Homes of
South Carolina
Veterans Affairs Office
Matthe C. Hall
Sheriff’s Department
Willar H. Hightower Jr
Palmetto Cablevision
Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department
Jamil Shrine
Aiken County
County map sparks debate over utility district reach
County officials push a color coded utility map and a November 6 vote on county involvement in utilities while city leaders warn the map could imply county power to approve or reject extensions. City attorneys stress municipalities can expand water and sewer into unincorporated areas outside special districts. Council Chairman Warner cautions against misinterpretation of the county’s intentions.
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Council
Bell
Holly
Carrol H. Warner
MIT and Stanford Professors Provide Physics Insights
Fried man 60 of Chicago and Kendall 63 of Boston are MIT professors. Taylor 60 born in Medicine Hat Alberta is a Stanford University professor.
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Friedman
Chicago
Kendall
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Taylor
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Stanford University
County map aims to extend water and sewer for underserved areas
The county seeks voter approval in the general election to grant power to provide water and sewer in unserved areas, stressing the effort serves a large population. Officials say mapping highlights serviced and unserved zones, but approvals require ordinances to bring unincorporated areas under a county utility umbrella.
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