Minor injuries reported after school bus overturns
About 20 Aiken County students were taken to University Hospital in Augusta with minor injuries after a bus carrying 45 students overturned on Elton Drive on the way to Langley Bath Clearwater Middle School and Midland Valley High School. No bones were broken, and most injuries were bruises or sprains. The 16 year old driver and the bus were transported to the hospital. The crash blocked the road for about two hours as Bath Fire Department and first responders assisted.
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Aiken County
Clearwater
Phil Jones
University Hospital
Augusta
Elton Drive
Langley-Bath- Clearwater
Midland Valley High School
R.D. Swank
S.C. Highway Patrol
Rebecca Rogers
Uiversity Hospital
Bath
Dwayne Carter
Belvedere
Board of Education
Karen J. Boyajian
Harlan
Jim Moore
Genie WatWes-Anderson
R. Phillip Beard
James T. Richardson
Belvedere Parent-Teacher Association
Belvedere Elementary School Advisory Council
Winners named for Aiken 150th anniversary logo contest
Hudak and Lou Davis win the competition to design a commemorative print for posters and flags. Merchants may use the logos with permission from the Aiken Committee, and no fee is charged. Contact Joan Tower for details.
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Hudak
Lou Davis
Aiken
Painter's ladder barely misses car at gas shelter
A convenience store roof painting left a ladder in a drive through lane with inches to spare. A Datsun narrowly escapes being blocked as cars queue behind it. The painter kept his breath as the near miss unfolds.
Annexing Would Jump Population To 24000
Aiken faced a 60 percent population rise if nine areas from the Wismer McGill and Bell study were annexed, boosting residents from 15000 to 24000. The study found costs of city services would outweigh revenues but argued annexation is vital for growth and tax base strength. It noted revenue would come from expanded tax base and other fees and rebates, while some costs would be offset by amortization and permit fees.
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City of Aiken
Wismer, McGill and Bell
South Carolina Electric and Gas
Aiken
Miss Claudia Phelps Dies in Aiken at 90
Miss Claudia Lea Phelps 90 longtime Aiken Winter Colony leader died Friday at Rose Hill. Services Thursday at 4 30 p m St Thaddeus Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Robert Shahan. Burial in church cemetery. Born Englewood New Jersey daughter of Sheffield and Claudia Lea Phelps. Family built Rose Hill historic home later Rose Hill Art Center site. She belonged to Garden Club founders and led both clubs. An avid sportswoman, she bred sporting dogs and her Homerun Buddy won the 65th Quail Futurity. First woman in Field Trial Hall of Fame active Red Cross Civil Defense in both World Wars.
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Claudia Lea Phelps
Aiken
Rose Hill
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Robert Shahan
Church
Englewood, J
Miss Phelps
Sheffield
William Walter Phelps
Vienna
Phelps
National Reg
Homerun Buddy
Carbondale
Ill
Homerun Plantation
Savannah River
Red Cross
Aiken County
Civil Defense
American Red Cross
Cablevision Policies and Kerry Place on Aiken Agenda
Aiken County Council meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. to discuss a cablevision ordinance with penalties for unfranchised operators, minimum standards, 24 hour complaint responses, and a two way-capable system. The agenda also includes a Kerry Place subdivision review near North Augusta and an extension of filing periods for reduced farmland assessments.
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Aiken County
North Augusta
Aiken
Robert Bell
County Planning Commission
Kerry Place
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Fran Chapman
Clarence Dickert
Area Three
Dickert
Davis
Charles Simons
Thomas
Jackson
C. Itoh Industrial Machinery Co
Emile Coutrue
Banks
Patel
Vance
Independent Life and Accident Company
William F. Gilliland
Johnston
Wackenbut
SRP
Gilliland
S.C
Karen Boyajian
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Claudia Phelps