Four Incumbents and Two Newcomers File For Aiken City Council
Five Aiken city council candidates filed for the November 8 general election, including three incumbents Perry, Hickey, and Surasky. Republicans backed Perry, Hickey, and newcomer Michael Anaclerio. Democrats backed Surasky and Rev. James Jones Jr. Mayor H. Odell Weeks faces no opposition. Primary not held as each party filed no more than three candidates.
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Aiken
Republican Council
Robert S
Skipper) Perry
Howard Hickey Jr
Michael Anaclerio
Stephen Surasky
James Jones Jr
Surasky
Jones
Hampton Avenue
Perry and
Hickey
Perry
Willar Hightower
Hastings Wyman
Frampton Durban
Nursing Home Gets OK in ECGHSA Vote
The East Central Georgia Health Systems Agency approved a 79 bed nursing home on University Parkway in a 15 to 7 vote. The project, part of a planned retirement community, faced questions about medicaid bed supply and state plans before needing South Carolina approval.
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Augusta
University Parkway
East Central Georgia Health Systems Agency Board of Directors
Ecghsa Review Board
South Carolina
Jim Gillam
Anna Maria Nursing Home
North Augusta
Ecghsa
Aiken Council Advances Airport Upgrades and Tech
Aiken City Council set a 23 item agenda focusing on airport renovations and new computer systems. The project totals 564349 with 507915 in FAA grants and about 28000 city state funds. The plan includes runway resurfacing lighting glide slope clearance and a 30611 equipment purchase.
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Aiken
John A. McClanathan
Woodbine Drive
McClanathan
Planning and Zoning Commission
Warden Drive
Howard Hickey Jr
Henry Summerall Jr
Federal Aviation Administration
Apac-Georgia Co
Rockwell Electric Co
Wilbur Smith & Associates
Department of Public Safety
CSRA
Public Safety
Finance Department
Roland Windham
Windham
Rye Patch
N-Waste Site Picks Due In January 1985
The U S government plans to recommend three sites for the nations first nuclear waste repository to the president by January 1985 as part of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act. Robert Morgan outlines the act to American Nuclear Society members and notes a 1998 goal for 70 000 tons of waste and required feasibility study to Congress in 1985.
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Robert Morgan
Morgan
American Nuclear Society
Department of Energy
Savannah River
DOE
Washington, D.C
NWPA
Congress
Devel
Auditor to Wagener Council Declares Town Financially Sound
Auditor Wingate says the town had a clean set of books for July 1, 1982 to June 30, 1983 and promises a full report later after a computer glitch. He declined payment for readvertising. Kent Ingram offers a $500 reward for information on last month’s robberies of his store and Garvin’s Liquor Store.
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Young Farmers’ Association
Gene Garvin
M.D. Tyler
Cresent City
National Guard
Kent Ingram
Kent’s Korner
Garvin
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Skipper Perry
Howard Hickey
Mike Anaclerio
Atlantic City
N.J
Aiken Airport
Wagener Council
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