North Augusta OKs Historic Overlay Zoning and Site Board
North Augusta City Council approved a historic overlay zoning ordinance integrating the flood plain rules and creating a Site Review Board to oversee development quality. The measure includes preservation of historic sites and a third reading annexed Nutgrove Avenue home into the city limits. The Recreation Department and Public Safety teletype program were honored for state recognition.
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North Augusta
D. Kim Ledford
Nutgrove Ave
Lucille Cooper Attaway
Charles Martin
Department of Recreation
Department of Public Safety
Dara Corley Wins Hospital’s First Humanitarian Award
Dara Corley, charge nurse in ACH’s intensive care unit, is named the hospital’s first Dr. Frist Humanitarian Award recipient. The Greenville General School of Nursing graduate has four years at ACH and 13 total nursing years. The award honors compassion, patient care, and humility.
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Darla Corley
Aiken Community Hospital
Darla
Trade Seminar Offered On Arab Peninsula Opportunities
The International Trade Administration of the U S Department of Commerce schedules a half day seminar for southeastern businesses on trade opportunities with Saudi Arabia Kuwait Iraq Bahrain United Arab Emirates Qatar and Yemen. It runs 8 a m to 2 p m Thursday Sept 17 at the Tukey Lecture Theater USC Spartanburg. Exports to these countries reached 8 8 billion in 1980, up 1 6 billion from 1979, with plans to grow through the 1980s per Geoffrey Walser.
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International Trade Administration of
U.S. Department of Commerce
Arab Peninsula
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Iraq
Bahrain
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Yemen
University of South Carolina Spartanburg
Tukey
United States
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Kathy Woodham
Martin
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ted Thompson
Dara Corley
Hospital
Flexalum
Kirsch
Heritage
First Lady
Queen
King
Dacron
Ginsey
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