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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1997

Page

11

Clinton nominating Clyburn to Surface Transportation Board

President Clinton plans to nominate William Clyburn Jr. to the Surface Transportation Board. Clyburn, adviser to Gen. Chuck Robb, previously served as staff counsel for the Senate Commerce Committee and clerked for Judge Peeples. He holds a Georgia Tech BSc in ceramic engineering and a USC Law degree. The STB, created in 1995, oversees railroad regulation. Clyburn’s family also holds political positions in South Carolina.

Clinton Clyburn Transportation William Clyburn Jr Surface Transportation Board William Beverly Clyburn Aiken Chuck Robb D-Va Robb US Senate Committee On Commerce, Science and Transportation Rodney A. Peeples Second Judicial Circuit S.C Georgia Institute of Technology University of South Carolina Interstate Commerce Commission S.C. House of Representatives Beverly

Mortgage rate correction for First Citizens Bank

The weekend listing in the Sunday edition mis-stated mortgage rates. The correct 15 year conventional rate is 7.25 percent. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.

First Citizens Bank Aiken Standard

Burglary and theft report from Sept 2 incidents

A set of Sharp stereo speakers valued at $300 were stolen from a home on the 200 block of Kirk Street. A car window at Oxford Trace Apartments was shattered with $100 in damages. A student's book bag valued at $50 containing items worth $295 was stolen from Aiken High School on Rutland Drive. A VCR worth $200 and a 16 inch bicycle valued at $60 were stolen from a Florence Street home.

Kirk Street Oxford Trace Aiken High School Rutland Drive Florence Street

Stocks Close on September 2 1997 Weekly Market Update

Edward Jones financial note by Greg Paschal details stock market closing figures for September 2 1997. Includes broad market movement and key indexes, with emphasis on notable industry sectors and investment considerations for clients.

Greg Paschal Edward Jones

People's Community Bank opens in Aiken and North Augusta

Tommy B Wessinger chairman and CEO says People's Community Bank has full regulatory approval and will open mid September at 1715 Whiskey Road Aiken and 518 Georgia Ave North Augusta. Holding company sold 865550 shares at 10 each, showing strong local support.

Tommy B. Wessinger People’s Community Bank Wessinger Aiken Whiskey Road North Augusta Georgia Ave People’s Community Capital Corp

Ski Classic draws top competitors in Aiken County

Top water skiers gather in Aiken County for the third annual Coors Life Fall Ski Classic at Storm Branch Pond. The two day event features jumping slalom tricks and wake board contests with a novice class and a $45 all events entry fee. Jennifer Jones and Charlie Spears headline the field with Clemson and Georgia connections.

Aiken County Coors Life Storm Branch Pond Carolina Orthopedics Jerry Jackson Jackson Georgia Water Ski Federation Jennifer Jones Ms. Jones Aiken Clemson West Palm Beach Charlie Spears North Augusta Storm Branch Road

Newberry Street Festival Site Considered by ADDA

The Aiken Downtown Development Association discusses creating a permanent festival site on Newberry Street with power, lighting, permanent tent tie downs, fountains, and decorative paving. Plans, banners, and funding are under study, with a forthcoming October ADDA meeting to review details.

Aiken Adda Design Committee Economic Vitality Committee Morris ADDA Center For the Arts Intersec

Minimum wage rise sparks mixed relief in Aiken businesses

Milner and his sister will pay two new minimum wage workers more this week as the wage nudges from 4.75 to 5.15 dollars per hour. Local employers warn costs may rise and prices could follow, while workers praise the raise and hope it supports college plans.

George Ash Milner III Milner Citgo Richland Avenue Aiken Kathryn McDonald’s McDonald's Twile Ivey Aiken Technical College Economic Policy Institute South Carolina Pearl Hicks Days Inn

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