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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1986

Page

4

Ministerial Alliance Tackles Horse Creek Valley Problems

The Valley Ministerial Alliance, about 60 ministers strong, has aided Horse Creek Valley since the late 1970s by running a food pantry, distributing surplus food and relief funds, and supporting unemployed residents. Led by Rev. Robert Boone, the alliance earns county praise for its charity and encouragement efforts amid textile decline. Contributions to the Valley Food Pantry are welcomed, c/o Mrs. Geneva Greene, Langley, SC.

Valley Ministerial Alliance Harrison-Caver Aiken County Horse Creek Valley Alliance County Council

Aiken Center Drug Abuse Program Wins Statewide Honor

The Aiken County Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse receives the South Carolina program of the year award for its work at the Aiken Center. Executive Director Terrance D Brown Intervention Director Curtis Gary and Treatment Director Dan Barton are specially recognized. The piece notes ongoing challenges and calls for strong support in fighting youth drug abuse.

Aiken County Aiken Aiken Center

Rev. Dr. Benjamin J. Hutchinson Dies at 72

Retired AME Church presiding elder and Estill native Dr. Benjamin J. Hutchinson died after a stroke at his home. A graduate and trustee of Allen University, he served multiple pastorates in South Carolina and led Charleston and Wateree districts. Condolences came from Sen. Thurmond, Rep. Derrick, and Comptroller Morris.

African Methodist Episcopal Church Benjamin J. Hutchinson Estill Allen University Graniteville Mount Zion Ame Aiken St. George Bethel Ame Georgetown Ebenezer Church Charleston Hutchinson AME Wateree Raymond Strom Newberry Ame Dr. Hutchinson Strom U. S Strom Thurmond Butler Derrick South Carolina Earle Morris

California fire sprinkler plot targets meanest man title

Dennis Frye, once a leading northern California fire protection contractor, is charged with placing dummy or unconnected sprinkler heads over a decade. Investigators say he tampered with systems at a school and a hospital before his license was revoked, prompting calls for strict punishment.

California Dennis Frye

Liberties Erode as Washington Expands Bodyguard Spending

The column argues that ongoing security measures around the White House and government officials erode personal liberty. It cites GAO findings on protective spending, notes cabinet protections costing millions, and warns that crisis-driven security may widen taxpayer burdens while shrinking public freedoms.

Washington George Orwell Orwell White House Secret Service Theodore Roosevelt Dwight Eisenhower John Kennedy Ronald Reagan

George Wallace Retires End Of An Era

George Corley Wallace retires as Alabama governor marking the end of a dramatic political era. The veteran contender faced a three to one primary deficit to Bill Baxley and struggled to function, yet his influence on national politics persisted through his critique of big government and his role in shaping later conservative movements.

George Wallace Montgomery Ala George Corley Wallace Alabama Bill Baxley Wallace University of Alabama Didate Hubert H. Humphrey Boston Massachusetts Newsweek New York Times Los Angeles Times Washington Post NBC CBS Washington Jimmy Carter Florida Pittsburgh Syracuse Ronald Reagan

Car dealer ads draw ire as Grizzard mocks loud pitches

Ashley Cooper notes a legislator jaw injury from a car wreck while Jay Mullin jokes about wiring shut jaws. Grizzard mocks loud TV ads by auto salesmen and families, with jokes about patriotic claims and crazy-pricing. Wes Holcombe relays Will Rogers on stock gains and patience.

Jay D. Mullin Bald Eagle Sen Theodore

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Ministerial Alliance Benjamin Hutchinson Reagan Eric Blair Secretary of Agriculture John Black Department General Accounting Office Park Square Byron Dorgan D-N.d GAO Dorgan U.S. Information ‘Agency Department of Health’ and’ Human Services Department of Labor Department of Education Ashley Cooper Lewis Grizzard Mr. Stanley Chillun Grizzard Wes Holcombe Tansi Village Frogmore Will Rogers Duousse Anmy
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