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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1989
Page
17
Coroner Illustrates Importance Of Prevention. Coroner underscores preventive measures and public awareness to reduce textile industry casualties, highlighting statutory gaps and safety training as key steps.
Sen. Hollings the sole South Carolina member opposing the plan to redirect 45 million in congressionAL mailing funds to drug treatment programs. He says newsletters inform constituents and should not be sacrificed for the anti drug effort. Other SC lawmakers favor reducing mailings or redirecting funds while noting limited savings. Hollings spoke during a briefing after a 12 day Ireland trip.
ATC accepts registration applications for fall quarter with evaluations and adviser appointments. Registration sessions run September 18 9 30 am to 12 30 pm and 5 pm to 8 pm September 19 20 8 30 am to 12 30 pm and 5 pm to 8 pm Classes begin September 25 ATC offers two year associate degrees diplomas and certificates including a first time one year dental assisting program Call 593 9231 for more information ATC to be featured on WJBF Channel 6 September 9 12 pm Lions Club Candy Day raises funds today and Saturday at Wal Mart K Mart and Roses Small Business Development Center USC Aiken hosts seminar September 14 6 pm to 8 pm 10 fee Call 648 6851 for reservations.
Dorothy Salley leads the Salley Historical Preservation Society in plans to renovate the 1909 Salley School building, now vacant since the 1970s. They seek $100,000 total for renovations, a museum library and public room, with an adopt-a-window program to restore arched windows and a stage upstairs. The group has raised about $27,000 and hopes for an soon start after a past fire and ongoing vandalism.
Gov Campbell asked the state AG to review if the ABC Commission can revoke licenses of the Buffalo Room in North Augusta after owner Bruce Salter barred six black officials and NAACP members. Salter denies breaking laws, saying the license costs $950 and expires in November.
The Aiken County Department of Social Services opens a 26,000 square foot new facility fronting Park and Richland avenues. Officials praise the project after prior Grand Jury criticism and years of effort led by director Marie M. Dunnam. The building became occupied on July 10 with funding from the county and expected federal reimbursement.
Two potential challengers to Rep. Butler Derrick D S C consider running in 1990 for Congress in the third district. Ray Haskett a Pickens realtor and Henry S Jordan of Anderson former head of health and environmental control discuss bids with party officials.
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