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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1980

Page

8

Southern Bell rate hike set to take effect October 4

Southern Bell plans a 12 percent rate increase starting Oct. 4 after PSC approval sought for a 39.6 million annual rise. PSC suspended the date up to six months for hearings, with decisions due by Apr. 3, 1981.Residential dial calls rise by 2.05 monthly. business lines by 4.50. connection charges up 10.35 and 12.45 respectively.

Southern Bell Public Service Commission South Carolina PSC Harry R. Marsh

Our Businesses by Don White Bank Credit Falls

Bank credit at 19 large Fifth District banks fell 23.78 million in the week to Sept 10. Loans to nonbanks dropped over 19 million while investments declined over 13 million, offset by a 14.4 million rise in real estate loans. district covers SC NC VA MD DC and most of WV.

Federal Reserve District South Carolina North Carolina Virginia Maryland District of Columbia West Virginia Kuhn BIG K Big E Stores Jack Eckerd Corp Board of Directors Lowe’s Lowe’s Companies, Inc Kathryn Smith Orangeburg

Architect Chosen For Smith Hazel Addition In Aiken

The Aiken City Council selected Robert McCreary as architect for a $340,000 Smith Hazel Recreation Center expansion at 400 Kershaw St. and approved funding from revenue sharing and $270,000 in second-year community development funds.

Smith Hazel Recreation Center City of Aiken Aiken Robert McCreary Kershaw St

Outside new Revco store to host grand opening

Jim Locklair manager of the new Revco store at Northside Plaza awaits the grand opening celebration to be held Thursday Friday and Saturday. Staff photo by Lynne Katonak.

Jim Locklair Revco Northside Plaza Lynne Katonak

Revco Opens In Aiken With Horse Theme Grand Salute

Revco Drug Co announces a grand opening at Northside Plaza Aiken from Thursday to Saturday with a horse racing theme honoring local trainers. A trivia prize asks who trained Sir Barton, 1919 Triple Crown winner, for a chance to win a 10 inch color TV. Second and third prizes include a 12 speed mixer and a four slice toaster with a tied drawing if needed. Children under 12 can enter a Color the Horse and Jockey contest with prizes. Deadline is 9 p.m. Saturday.

Aiken Revco Drug Co Northside Plaza Aiken Sir Barton Jim Locklair Revco Locklair

John Colson Dodge-Volvo Dealership Closes in Aiken

The John Colson Dodge Volvo dealership in Aiken closed on September 5 per Colson. Warranty customers may have their new cars serviced at any Dodge or Volvo dealership nationwide. The store had operated three years in Aiken.

John Colson Dodge Volvo Aiken Colson Aixen

TVA Leaders to Face Congress Over Rising Rates and Columbia Dam

TVA directors Chairman David Freeman and colleagues Bob Clement and Richard Freeman travel to Washington to answer lawmakers about a 13 percent rate increase and the Columbia Dam on the Duck River. Rep. Al Gore Jr. organized the session before the Tennessee Valley Congressional Caucus and a House subcommittee on environment, energy and natural resources plans questions on wasteful federal water projects and the delayed dam project.

Nashville, Tenn Tennessee Valley Authority Washington Columbia Dam David Freeman Bob Clement Richard Freeman Tennessee Valley Congressional Caucus David House Subcommittee On Environment, Energy and Natural Resources TVA Columbia Duck River Middle Tennessee

Republicans Challenge Local Democrats To Debate

Aiken County Republicans issued a call for open debate with local Democrats after adding the 1980 Republican National Convention Platform to the Aiken County Public Library. Joe Dunkin accused Democrats of avoiding debate citing Carter's record, while Democrats led by Robert Oswald rejected the proposed format as unsuitable for local races.

Aiken County Republican Party Joe Dunkin Nellie Smith Howard M. Baker Dunkin State Senate Aiken County Council C.D Skip) Townsend Jr Carrol H. Warner Sertoma Club Aiken Wakin W. Ralph Gunnels Carrol G. Heath Kiwanis Club Julian Dunbar Thomas Moore D-Clearwater Senate Ray Moseley Nikki Setzler Ryan Shealy William E. Knotts Bill Carter Ronald Reagan John Anderson Democratic Party Robert M. Oswald

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