Carter Named First Executive Director of Aiken County Arts Council
Karen Lynn Carter appointed as the initial executive director of the Aiken County Arts Council. She holds a USC 1984 BA in history and art history, has worked with the SC Arts Commission and Greenville County Museum of Art, and studies 19th and 20th century art for her master’s. The council office is USC Aiken Room 102F. contact 648-6851 ext. 145.
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Karen Lynn Carter
Aiken County
S.C. State Museum
Greenville County Museum of Art
Delta Zeta
Carter
USC
Aiken County Arts Council
USC Aiken
Council
Royal Family In Court Fight Over Kiawah Beach Property
Charleston authorities report a lawsuit over Kiawah Island beachfront land worth millions two decades after a 1974 sale. Dennison Royal Pamela Royal Smith and Michael Royal claim Kiawah Island Co failed to meet sale terms and that 1983 transfers were not delivered.
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Kiawah Beach
Charleston
Kiawah Island
C.C. Royal
Kiawah
Kiawah Island Co
Dennison A. Royal
Pamela Royal Smith
Michael F. Royal
Royals
Eugenia Mae Royal
Aiken
Farm Conservation Provisions in Tax Plan Under Scrutiny
Washington AP reports Congress moves on a major tax overhaul affecting soil and water conservation. The bill keeps the deduction for conservation expenses but ties it to plans approved by the Soil Conservation Service, while tightening land clearing deductions and treating some as capital investments.
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Washington
Soil and Water Conservation
Congress
House
Senate
National Association of Conservation Districts
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Department
USDA
Harvard physicists Seek New Puzzles After Theory Breakthrough
At a Harvard 350th anniversary symposium, Howard Georgi and Sheldon Glashow note theorists have exhausted unsolved puzzles after a satisfactory theory of the physical universe. Glashow outlines the breakdown from atoms to protons and neutrons to quarks and leptons, with Weinberg suggesting strings as even more fundamental.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Howard M. Georgi III
Sheldon Glashow
Glashow
Steven Weinberg
Aiken Council Reviews Sewer Deals and Drought Rules
The Aiken City Council considers a VPSA use of University Sewer Line up to 10 000 gallons daily for 20665 89 with interest and a County of Aiken loan covering 32 35 percent of Bridge Creek Interceptor cost at 9 7 percent. It will discuss drought ordinances and a grant of 28068 for the airport. Highway plans for Pine Log and Silver Bluff roads will be presented.
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Aiken
Valley Public Service Authority
University
VPSA
University Line
County of
Bridge Creek
S.C
S.C. Highway Department
Pine Log Road
Silver Bluff Road
Marital Assets Law Sparks Ownership Debate in Divorce
In Charleston the new divorce asset law prompts questions over who owns marital property. The clause about vested special equity creates confusion for lenders and lawyers on whether rights exist without litigation. Some insurers require both spouses to sign conveyances to avoid disputes.
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Charleston
S.C
General Assembly
South Carolina
Horace C. Smith
Spartanburg
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