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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1995
Page
4
A 35 year old Aiken man Kelly Stone died when his pickup hit an embankment on Coleman Bridge Road and overturned. Deputy Coroner Bo Rearden said Stone was alone and trapped, dying of body trauma. speed not believed to be a factor.
James Goodman president of the South Airian Rotary Club jokes at a Thursday meeting about the wary bond with banks and customers. He urges keeping high school athletes focused on academics and delaying letter jackets until students can identify the correct letter.
City Council is expected to appoint the Greater Aiken Local Education Fund GALEF board to oversee about 100000 dollars annually from the Aiken 20 20 campaign for educational improvements and to raise funds from businesses and residents. The board will work with the county and city school districts on pilot projects and potential countywide expansion. The council meeting is set for 7 30 p m at the Municipal Complex 214 Park Ave SW.
Dr. Donny Adriano of the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory leads a land reclamation test using coal fly ash and chicken manure to reclaim a 20-acre borrow pit near an airport. The project involves public and private partners and aims to stabilize soil, improve water quality, and monitor ground water, soil contaminants, and plant growth over time.
Joe Hawkins, a 105 year old Navy veteran, recounts signing up in 1913 and serving 30 years with two tours in World Wars I and II. He lived in Charleston Savannah and North Augusta, worked as an ironworker and shipyard foreman, and now moves to Richard Campbell Center for Veterans in Anderson. He remains active, enjoys radio and bourbon, and is honored as a living legend at VFW Post 9164.
Terry R. Rhinehart, director of Parks and Recreation, calls for logo designs for Citizens Park representing all planned activities. The current complex has softball and soccer fields. future phases include walking trails, free play areas, picnics, and more. Deadline is May 1.
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