Community event slate lists gatherings around Augusta
Local calendar lists social and service meetings across Augusta and North Augusta including Parents Without Partners events at multiple venues, Christian and A.A. activities, health clinics in Aiken, and club gatherings at Rotary, Lions, and professional groups throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
North Augusta
American Legion Post
Milledge Road
Augusta
National Federal of the Blind
H. Odell Weeks Center
North Augusta Community Center
Scarlet Oaks Apt
Boy Scout Road
York St
Ponce de Leon Ave
Riverview Park
Buena Vista Ave
West
Doll House
Hopeland Gardens
Linden St
Al-Anon
WIC
Aiken County Health Department
Margaret Weston Health Center
Clearwater
Aiken Rotary Club
Ramada Inn
Aiken County
Aiken Panhellenic Council
Aiken County Council
Association For Retarded Citizens
Pinecrest
Wagener Town
DWPF Concrete Pour Marks Start of Savannah River DWPF
Construction on the Defense Waste Processing Facility at the Savannah River Plant began with pouring 1,400 cubic yards of concrete for the main building base. The $870 million project plans to solidify 30 million gallons of high level liquid waste into borosilicate glass for storage in stainless steel canisters and aims to start operation in 1989 after eleven more concrete pours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Savannah River
Department of Energy
DWPF
County Eyes Updated Fire Protection Plan
County leaders push to update the Lower Savannah regional fire study of 1981 focused on Aiken County needs. Fire chiefs urge adoption of national fire codes, a county fire marshal and arson investigator, plus enhanced equipment. plan may lead to a single countywide district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toole
Lower Savannah
Aiken County
GM official touts agreement boosting competitiveness and shared benefits
Warren said the company is confident the agreement will be ratified quickly. He stressed benefits for customers, shareholders, suppliers, and communities where GM has facilities and jobs, signaling increased competitiveness for the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Slander case on Aiken Civil Court docket questions mayor’s claims
Wagener Mayor Frank Gantt sues Edwin West and Raymond Dickson for slander seeking 100000 dollars in actual and punitive damages. Gantt alleges Dickson told West and others in May 1983 that Gantt paid utility bills with town checks. Dickson and West deny or justify statements as protected by the First Amendment. Trial set for mid next week in Aiken County Court with Judge Rodney Peeples presiding. list of other docketed civil cases noted. Court opens 9:45 a.m. Monday at the Aiken County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Frank Gantt
Edwin West
Raymond Dickson
Aiken County
Gantt
Dickson
West
South Carolina Electric and Gas Company
Patricia Wark
Marabelle Ray
Court of
Common Pleas
Second Circuit
Rodney Peeples
City of
Bi-Lo, Inc
Stephen K. Surasky
David Brown
James Holly
Ronnie J. Craven
D&r Used Cars Inc
John G. Stainback
Sherman & Boddie
James Bailey
Virginia Goodyear
S&p Grading Co
J.E. Stewart Builders, Inc
Lyon-Croft- Weeks
Richard E. Miley
William Horger
Frampton Toole III
Monteith P. Todd
D. Cravens Ravenel
Jean Smith
W.T. Robinson
Aiken Community Hospital Inc
C. LaVaun Fox
Stephen Surasky
Ronald Maxwell
Donald Lee Willis
City of Aiken
J. Marvin Mullis Jr
Robert Brown
Frank M. Baker
Tony Wingard
Charles Plowden
Aiken County Court House
UAW to unveil terms as members vote on ratification
The 11 member national negotiating committee unanimously recommends ratification. The first step toward ratification occurs Wednesday in St. Louis when UAW leadership reveals specific terms to the General Motors Council, a 300 member advisory board of local union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieber
Ephlin
St. Louis
UAW
General Motors Council
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