Savings To Vary For TV Bills To Reflect Cable Changes
Palmetto CableVision customers in Aiken County will see October bills reflect changes from the 1992 Cable Act. About 70-80 percent may see a decrease due to the removal of outlet charges, while basic service with channels 2 through 13 and 14 through 37 remains at $24.40. Billing cycles cause varied timing for adjustments, retroactive to September 1.
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Aiken County
Palmetto CableVision
Richelle Eckels
Ms. Eckels
Lawrence Greenberg
Federal Communications Commission
Ms Eckels
Taneyhill admits mistake in underage beer arrest
South Carolina quarterback Steve Taneyhill says the arrest reminded him he is in the public eye and a role model. A judge ordered 30 hours of community service with Children's Garden in exchange for wiping the record, part of a no contest plea. Taneyhill will focus on football for the Razorbacks game against Arkansas.
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Columbia
Scan Carolina
Steve Taneyhill
Taneyhill
Aneyhill
Leigh Leventine
Jean Popowski
Children’s Garden
Gamecocks
Glaa
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Sparky Woods
Woods
Fed Revamp May Close 2 Local Offices
A Clinton plan to reshape the federal government would dissolve two local USDA agencies the Farmers Home Administration and Rural Development Administration. They would merge into a new Farm Services Agency with some programs moving to Rural Utility Services under REA. Seven South Carolina FHA offices are slated to close.
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Congress
Aiken County
Farmers Home Administration
Rural Development Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Services Agency
Aiken Electric Cooperative
Rural Utility Services
Harriett Skinner
William Findley
FHA
Findley
Agricultural Stabilization & Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service County Office
USDA
Rural Development
Beaufort Street
Ben Jepp
Aiken
New Ellenton Bond Funds Held by Bank Delay Payments
creditors await 200000 general obligation bond funds to settle debts as bank seeks assurances of town financial stability. Aug 16 council authorized the bond to pay a 36000 tax anticipation debt and hoped for 30000 state release, then cover about 175000 owed to creditors, but funds remain blocked. mayor cites bank condition.
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New Evlenton
Noper
New Ellenton
Arthur J. Hanna
Hanna Sai
Public tips invite contact at local newsroom
Readers are urged to call 648 2311 with news tips. Names listed include John Henry Davenport Wagener Oscar Kemp North Augusta Carroll Metts Greenwood Burdett McIntosh Augusta Virginia Miller Lee Aiken Virginia Petersen Aiken Rhett Weaver Edgefield Paul Weiler Anderson Linda Wright Windsor.
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John Henry Davenport
Wagener
Oscar Kemp
North Augusta
Carroll E. Metts
Greenwood
Burdett McIntosh
Augusta
Virginia
Miller Lee
Aiken
S. Petersen
Rhett Weaver
Edgefield
Paul M. Weiler
Anderson
Linda V. Wright
Windsor
Aikens Makin Shapes Up For Craft Show
Work begins to mark Park Avenue parkways for Aiken festival setup. Two day craft show opens Friday at 10 AM with 300 crafters and 34 food vendors. Waiters and Waitresses Race finals are Saturday after Wednesday qualifiers. winner named fastest server. Cleanup crews from Tri-Development Center will sweep parkways. festival expected seven tons of garbage. Kenneth Cook notes city public service supervision.
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Park Avenue
Aiken
Makin
Tri-Development Center
Kenneth Cook
Public Service
Museum Raises 40000 In First Stages Of Campaign
Aiken County Historical Museum has gathered about 40000 in pledges toward a capital-improvement drive. Director Bill Parden says about 260000 more is needed to fund a project to be completed over three to five years while keeping the museum open.
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Aiken County Historical Museum
Bill Parden
Parden
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Weekend lineup reshapes Ammen standard and TV Update
The Ammen standard shifts to mind readers’ ranges and affects weekend content. The Saturday TV Update will be issued weekly with area listings and features. A new Sunday Morning section debuts featuring life in Aiken County, the New York Times Crossword, columnists, and lifestyle photography.
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Ammen Standard
TV Update
Sunay
Aiken County
New York Times
USA
Rainfall In Aiken Shows Limited Benefit For Crops
In Aiken county the recent rain yields little relief after a dry spell with Terry Markis of Clemson Extension noting the drought’s strain on crops. City figures show 3.65 inches fell on Monday, surpassing August totals, while Jim Bryant forecasts more rain this weekend. Mathis says it’s too late for significant gains, though pastures may recover enough for grazing.
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Aiken
Terry Markis
Clemson
Mother Nature
Jim Bryant
Bryant
Mathis
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