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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1984

Page

10

Anti-N A Resolution Highlights PSA Pricing Debate

The PSA faces questions over a Willow Springs line with North Augusta charging about 28 dollars monthly versus 8.50 for PSA operated service. EPA auditors dispute grant funding eligibility, but PSA reports a partial review favors reconsideration. A three‑way hearing may seek agreement that conclusions were incomplete.

North Augusta PSA Stan Wagher Willow Springs Hartwig Ilar Wagner Environmental Protection Agency EPA Wagher

North Augusta council opposes annexation over water line fears

North Augusta council members oppose annexation citing federal law and potential water and sewer line disruptions on Kellogg property. They warn against costs to residents and question the benefit while Pat Sizemore seeks a copy of the resolution for possible legal action. The council unanimously approved $5,200 from contingency to install air conditioning in the public safety building.

Zier Breezy Hill Edgefield Valois Kellogg North Augusta Pat Sizemore Belvedere Fire District Public Safety Building

Cablevision outlines rapid improvements to extend service

Cable McCall and Payne pledge a quick fix to avoid franchise loss with new lines and staff. Repairs to run 8 a.m. to midnight daily, crews 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and service extended to 1,000 homes in Aiken County as aging cable is replaced. Channels rearranged for better movie reception and Channel 12 weather transmission planned. Notices will mark repair sites and lines held for subscribers.

McCall Payne Aiken County Gem Lakes Hunters Glen Southwood Jasmine Drive Graniteville Aiken Aiken Cablevision Weather Channel

Aiken Unveils Logos for 150th Sesquicentennial Year

The Sesquicentennial Advisory Committee released two logo designs for Aiken’s 150th anniversary. An oval logo will appear on flags and placemats, a larger version on posters and billboards. Designers Ed Hodak and Lou Davis received $100 each from about 30 entries. May 3 to 12 marks the birthday celebration with year‑long activities. Rogers Company will assist in promotion.

Aiken Sesquicentennial Advisory Committee Joan Tower Ed Hodak Willcox Lou Davis Best Friend Banksia Polo St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church

Trading Stamps On Road To Recovery

Washington AP reports trading stamps, once ubiquitous in the 1950s and 60s, are reappearing as retailers offer them to draw customers amid easing inflation. Executives from Sperry & Hutchinson and trade groups see a cautious turnaround with gains in Arizona and Texas and renewed interest among travelers, truckers, and seniors.

Washington Mary Pollack Sperry & Hutchinson Co New York Arizona Texas Lint Wade Association of Retail Marketing Services Shuster’s Milwaukee

We're Bankers Trust Frank Lock's kind of bank

Frank Lock explains his switch to Bankers Trust after poor service at another bank. He praises the staff for treating him as a person, not an account, describing two years of satisfaction. The message promotes Bankers Trust as a hometown bank in Aiken County since 1948.

Frank Lock BankersTrust Bankers ‘Trust Bankers Trust Aiken County

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