Water service cut in New Ellenton for three hours
New Ellenton will experience a three hour water outage from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. starting on Green Street. The South East and entire south end will be affected as crews tie in new water lines, town clerk Lynn Jeancake said.
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Aiken County DSS Board Holds First Regular Meeting
The Aiken County Department of Social Services Board meets tonight at 6 p.m. at the DSS Food Stamp Building on the U.S. 1 Bypass in Aiken. It is the first regular meeting since the board terminated county DSS director Richard T. Poore at a special meeting October 19.
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Langley Angela Burkhalter Named Aiken County Teacher of the Year
Angela Burkhalter of Hammond Hill Elementary School won the 1987 88 Aiken County Teacher of the Year at a Board of Education meeting. Janice Bacot of East Aiken Elementary finished second and Sue Hayes of South Aiken High School third. A migrant worker died from smoke inhalation in a Monetta labor camp fire around 12 20 a.m. Coroner David Werts said a cigarette ignited a mattress in one sleeping area. No others were injured.
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Angela Burkhalter
Aiken County
Board of Education
Monetta
James Lindsay
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David Werts
Dedication at World’s Largest Quail Ridge Nursery Near Aiken
Dedication services yesterday marked the opening of the Quail Ridge Nursery at the $2.9 million Weyerhaeuser site near Aiken. The facility serves outside customers and will supply seedlings to foresters and private landowners as production climbs from 90 million seedlings now to 125 million next year, with 135 million forecast at full operation.
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Drug raid arrests two at central Aiken home
Aiken Public Safety officers arrested Tyron F. Staley, 19, and Ronnie G. Hall, 31, during a raid on a central city home. Staley faced counts of possession with intent to distribute cocaine and possession near a school. About $300 in crack cocaine and a Schedule II substance were found. Hall was charged with possession of a controlled substance.
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Aiken Woman Charged With Grand Larceny in Burger King Cash Theft
Julie B. Seely, 26, of Aiken, was arrested Tuesday and charged with common law grand larceny after about $250 was stolen from the Burger King at 1733 Whiskey Road. Authorities say store officials are reviewing for additional missing money.
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Whiskey Road
Aiken Public Safety Department
Julie B. Seely
No Decision Made On Old School's North Wing
Aiken County Board of Education postponed action on using the north end of the old Aiken Elementary as a district office with a $25,000 interior design by Virgo Gambill Rhoades. They want more details on costs and plans while also reviewing pest control issues across six schools including termites at Schofield Middle and Aiken High.
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Morgan
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Aiken High
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Oakwood-Windsor
Jefferson Elementary
Pinecrest
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Aiken County Considers 10000 Payment To USC Aiken
The Administrative Committee of Aiken County Council will recommend a $10000 payment to USC Aiken as the final part of funding Etherredge Center. The funds come from a 1985 multi capital projects pool and cover a shortfall on the parking lot project and related design work.
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USDA
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Hallman
Willar Hightower
University of South Carolina Bureau of Government Research and Service
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USC
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The
Maxwell seeks public office in Aiken with quality growth focus
Aiken attorney Ronald A. Maxwell announces his first bid for public office stressing quality growth over quantity. He advocates an overall city plan, safeguards for transportation and utilities, downtown revitalization, and incentives to keep downtown viable while opposing Whiskey Road widening and supporting Aiken as the New Production Reactor site. Maxwell favors accessible elections and stresses representing citizens over developers.
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Ronald A. Maxwell
Maxwell
Kalmia Plaza
Mitchell Shopping Center
Whiskey Road
Security incident at Savannah River Plant suspends inspectors
Three SRP security inspectors received seven days without pay and 90 day monitoring after a computer game incident destroyed three days of software input. DOE says area housed offices and cafeteria not a reactor control site. WSI disputes that all material was classified.
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Savannah River
Wackenhut Services Inc
Carl Nandrasy
Department of Energy
Cliff Webb
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Du Pont SRP Pension Funds Hit By Black Monday Loss
Du Pont pension funds for Savannah River Plant employees suffered stock losses after the NYSE 508-point drop on Black Monday. Overall fund value fell from 11 billion to 10 billion, though officials say the pool remains overfunded and adequate to cover liabilities.
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Savannah River
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NYSE
Kathy Forte
Ms. Forte
DuPont
U.S. Department of Energy
Carl Nandrasy
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