North Augusta approves Riverview Park Phase IV budget plan
City Council votes to build Phase IV at Riverview Park with a 200000 budget. It adds baseball and soccer fields and a parking lot while using 100000 from Heritage Conserv ation and Recreation Service and 100000 in city match funding.
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Mental Health Center Opens New Office in North Augusta
The Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center opens an expanded office at Fairview Presbyterian Church with two therapists and a secretary. Services include family and individual counseling, posttreatment support, group therapy, and child specialist therapy. Nicky Cohen oversees the program as coordinator. Education talks will be offered to the public and professionals, funded by a federal grant for expanded mental health care in Aiken and Barnwell counties.
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Mount St Helens to Keep Rumbling Geologist Says
Geologist Dr. I W Marine told North Augusta Rotary Club Mount St Helens will continue active for years. He cited the May 18 blast as the largest US eruption and noted a new cone forming while Cascade volcanic activity remains a constant threat. Timber losses exceeded 2 billion dollars from the northwest side eruption.
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Red Tide Costs Maine Millions Hit Shellfish Industry
Gov. Brennan seeks federal disaster declaration as red tide bans harvesting of clams and mussels across Maine. More than 4 million in losses, 3,600 licensed diggers out of work, and 600 dealer employees affected as the coast awaits aid and possible unemployment benefits.
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Aiken County district seeks Title 1 councils for 22 schools
The School District of Aiken County will use Title 1 funds to reduce class sizes and boost individualized attention for about 3000 students. Title 1 Parent Advisory Councils will be elected at 22 schools with a District Council to be chosen by the school councils. Elections run the week of September 29 1980 and candidates may call 649 3441 in Aiken before September 17 1980 5 PM.
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