Gasoline prices decline in area as demand eases
AAA Carolinas reports a slight easing after weekend spikes with refineries damaged by Ike showing minimal impact. Availability remains sporadic in places, and drivers are urged to refill only with under a quarter tank. State and regional averages hit record highs around 4.19 and 4.12 dollars per gallon.
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Gas Prices Rise as Ike Gustav Threatens Supply
AAA urges conservative driving and gas conservation as Ike and Gustav threaten Gulf Coast refineries and oil rigs. Parsons says fuel availability and prices could drop and forecasts a seven to ten day ramp up to pre Ike levels. complaints can be filed with South Carolina Attorney General’s Office.
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Aiken native Tabitha Butler releases memoir Breaking Through
Tabitha Butler of Aiken promotes her memoir Breaking Through The Journey From Within at a book signing 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at Cafe Monet Southside Gallery Centre Shopping Center Silver Bluff Road Butler writes for young adults about coming of age and childhood abuse She says the book aims to open eyes and help others cope with molestation she experienced and heard about from readers.
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Woman executive charts historic IPTAY breakthroughs at Clemson
Mary Anne Bigger advances as a pioneering Clemson booster figure becoming the first woman to lead IPTAY student advisory board and later the first female IPTAY board member and president elect in 2009. She discusses IPTAY history, budget shares, scholarships, and athletic support at Clemson.
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City solicitor named as assistant city manager in Aiken
Richard Pearce, longtime City solicitor and staff attorney since 1998, has been named the new assistant city manager of Aiken. He will assist City Manager Roger LeDuc, oversee the Inspections Division, and manage special projects while a replacement solicitor is sought.
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