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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2013
Page
1
Aiken County locals will host the Never Forget ride on [date], supporting remembrance efforts and honoring first responders. Organizers urge participation from residents and community groups to raise awareness and funds.
Obituary notice lists Barbara A. Bell Springfield Eckhardt Otto Kipar North Augusta Michael Mike D Moseley Sr Rincon Augusta Thomas Alfred Joe Joe Curtis Jr Augusta with Deaths and Funerals 6A designation indicating the column.
Mike Gibbons, now executive director, recalls first viewing Peter Pan in 1977 and his ties to the Playhouse. The troupe began in 1952 after Will Cole and Parker Deans urged local support. By 1968 funds were raised to relocate, and in 1974 the ACP settled in a tin building at Virginia Acres Park under leaders including Whatley.
Readers voted in the Choose the News online poll to select five stories for the newspaper. The history of the Aiken Community Playhouse concludes the series with notes on its long park residency and its 100th show, per Jamie Turner.
The bistate Savannah River Caucus formed by Georgia and South Carolina lawmakers met in Hartwell to sign a pact for a comprehensive Savannah River Basin study. Col Thomas Tickner of the U S Army Corps of Engineers noted drought analysis south of Thurmond Dam and potential broader basin work addressing river pollution.
State regulators approved a about 3 percent electric rate increase for SCE&G to cover costs of two new nuclear reactors at the V C Summer station. The Oct. 30 effective date raises a 1000 kWh bill by 4.17 to 142.28 dollars. SCE&G and Santee Cooper fund 55 percent of the roughly 10 billion project, with 3.5 billion spent by August and costs trimmed from initial forecasts.
USC Aiken professor Dr. Roger Deal told students and visitors that Syria’s internal conflicts were predictable given long term political oppression and mounting pressure. He joined Mathematics Chairman Mohammad Hailat and political science professor Dr. Tom Wood on a panel titled Disunited Arab Republics The Ongoing Crisis in Syria and Egypt.
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