Townsend Aims for Aiken County Council Chair Role
Democrat Carlos L. Townsend candidates for at large chair of Aiken County Council against incumbent Carrol Warner. He cites need for rules on county administration, public votes, quarterly road funding meetings, and transparency. He attacks budget accuracy, pledges to stop waste and publicize budget prep addressed by revenue sharing funds. Townsend cites national government experience and local work with SC counties and DC.
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Orangeburg
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University of South Carolina
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Aiken County
Aquaculture Project Uses Plant Waste Heat For Fish Crop
The South Carolina Public Service Authority uses heated cooling water from the Santee Cooper plant to raise tilapia and eels in a tropical setup. After test marketing in Georgetown, they aim to sell 150 000 pounds of tilapia this winter at 50 cents a pound and 250 000 pounds of eels next year at $2 a pound, with markets in the northeastern U.S. and Amsterdam.
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Environmental Resources Department
Winyah
Georgetown
Santee- Cooper
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Santee-Cooper
U.S
Amsterdam
Warner Focuses On Record In Aiken County Reelection Bid
Aiken County Council chairman Carrol Warner, 50, a Republican, runs again citing progress without tax hikes and a stable government. He notes 19 of 20 goals achieved, with courthouse issues and jail and nursing home projects as priorities, while seeking efficiency and continued industrial growth.
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Aiken County
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Aiken
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Skip) Townsend
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Clemson
Clemson Tigers
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State Supreme Court to rule on Coastal Council authority
The South Carolina Supreme Court is asked to determine the Coastal Council's power to protect marshlands after denying a Pawleys Island woman permission to build on pilings. The case began in 1978 when Margaret Tisdale sought to fill swamp land to construct a home, but the council cited the 1977 Coastal Zone Management Act.
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State Supreme Court
South Carolina
Tisdale
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Supreme Court
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