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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1984

Page

4

Unopposed House Candidates Set Sights for Next Year

Three Aiken County incumbents Rep. Larry Gentry Rep. Joe Anderson and Rep. Tom Huff face no opposition in the November 6 general election. Gentry 35 represents District 39 and backs monitoring the Education Improvement Act with calls for conservative spending and a revenue plan. He urges a state water policy to protect water supplies.

Aiken House of Representatives Larry Gentry Joe Anderson Tom Huff Gentry Democratic House Saluda Newberry General Assembly

Legislators Seek Third Term in District 82 and 83

Rep. Anderson 34 seeks a third term for District 82 covering Edgefield and part of Aiken. An attorney with Anderson, Anderson and Anderson, he backs a state water policy and stricter water protection while monitoring the Savannah River hydro project. He also aims to fund indigent health care and oppose shifted hospital costs. Rep. Huff 35 of District 83, attorney in North Augusta, pushes public election of PSC members to cut utility rates and refine the EIA, expands Sunday openings, addresses prison overcrowding and workers’ comp abuses, and lobbies for high tech industry and a regional low level waste compact.

Rep. Anderson Edgefield County Aiken County Anderson, Anderson Anderson Edgefield General Assembly Augusta Savannah River South Carolina Rep Huff North Augusta Belvedere Public Service Commission EIA Southeastern

Six-For-One Drink Offer Draws MADD Attack

In Columbia AP report Mothers Against Drunk Drivers opposes a nightclub plan to run a six-for-one drink promotion at Cussin' Bill's during an anniversary celebration. MADD says the deal is irresponsible as patrons must drive home after six drinks whose effects last hours. The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commissioner criticizes it as undermining anti drunk driving efforts.

Columbia Mothers Against State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Agency Laura Hudson Richland-Lexington Madd Cussin Bill’s Cussin’ Bill’s

City Halloween Party Features Storybook Characters and Contests

Aiken Recreation Department hosts its third annual Halloween Party at H. Odell Weeks Center with Raggedy Ann and friends. The event runs 5 to 7 30 p.m. for children 12 and under, includes a Dracula Has Risen From the Grave screening at 6 p.m., costume prizes, masks making, games, candy and a ghostly punch.

Raggedy Ann Andy Tinker Bell Captain Hook H. Odell Weeks Aiken Recreation Department Becky Dyer Whiskey Road Dracula Dyer

Augusta Considers Lawyer for River Plant License

Augusta City Council weighs hiring a Washington firm to obtain a license for a hydroelectric plant on the Augusta Canal. South Carolina has intervenor status. officials fear river drainage from Savannah River diversions, while Augusta contends studies show no impact on river levels.

Augusta Augusta City Washington, D.C Augusta Canal South Carolina Savannah River

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