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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1989

Page

16

Hugo Recovery Focus Brings Unity For Campbell Riley

Charleston Gov. Carroll Campbell and Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr agree on rebuilding priorities after Hugo. They aim to house victims and restore the tourist economy, with debris cleanup and disaster loans shaping the six month recovery.

Hugo Campbell Riley Charleston Carroll Camp Joseph P. Riley Jr Hugo Campbell Gov

Children now require Social Security numbers for tax returns

The Family Support Act of 1988 requires dependents over age two to have a Social Security number on tax returns starting 1989. Frank Stewart of the Social Security Office in Aiken urges parents to act now to avoid a rush. To apply call 1-800-234-5772 for SS-5 forms and instructions. cards are usually issued within two weeks and no charge is involved.

Frank Stewart Social Security Aiken Stewart Social Securithat

Historic Aiken Foundation Sets Meeting

The Historic Aiken Foundation will hold its autumn meeting on Sunday November 5 at 3 p m at Windows at Wisteria Manor 1210 Whiskey Road. Speakers include Julie Turner from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History and Pat Corey chair of the Aiken Preservation Ordinance Committee.

Historic Aiken Foundation Wisteria Manor Whiskey Road Tom Pauline Rushton Julie Turner S.C. Department of Archives and History Aiken Pat Corey

Wycliffe Banquet Set at Houndslake Country Club

Wycliffe Associates hosts the Transform Our World Translate God Word banquet on Monday November six at 7 p.m. at Houndslake Country Club. Dallas translator Don Smith will speak and inspire involvement in global Bible translation efforts. For free tickets call Sharon Giddings or Deborah Lamb.

Wycliffe Associates Houndslake Country Club Don Smith Wycliffe Dallas Wycliffe Bible Tors Sharon Giddings Deborah Lamb

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