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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1997

Page

3

Symphony Guild closes out season in Etherredge Center concert

The Aiken Symphony Guild wrapup featured Dan-Wen Wei, a Chinese pianist living in New York, performing Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor Op. 16 and Respighi works Fountains of Rome and Pines of Rome with the Augusta Symphony. Wei praised Augusta’s reception as he prepares for future stops, while sponsors from Aiken Regional Medical Centers and Elliott, Davis and Co. received plaques. Upcoming shows include Manuel Barrueco on Sept. 26 and the Josef Hoffman Piano Competition events May 29-31 at Etherredge Center.

Aiken Augusta China Etherredge Center Aiken Symphony Guild Ottorino Respighi Rome Lincoln Neb Chicago Aiken Regional Medical Centers Elliott, Davis and Co Manuel Barrueco Josef Hoffman Hoffman

Oklahoma city bombing case trims witness list at Geary Lake Park

Prosecutors report seven expert witnesses linked to Geary Lake Park evidence have been scratched including oil stain tire tread and insect activity experts. A gun dealer FBI explosives unit supervisor and a lighter link to the truck and materials were dropped as prosecutors face a 12 member jury. McVeigh 28 awaits trial on murder and conspiracy charges in the 168 fatalities. Jury selection neared completion as openings edged closer with limits on in court remarks.

Terry Nichols Nichols Herington Kan Associated Press Geary Lake Park McVeigh FBI Richard Matsch David Williams Justice Department Williams

John Monroe Aims for Civil War Era Roles and Stage

John Monroe, a musical innovator with a career dating back to his 1974 self-titled debut, has performed with Tim McGraw and others and reached the Grand Ole Opry by 1995. He also acts in films like Glory and Gettysburg and lives in Clarks Hill. His Ghostrider album is sold at Home Polks Records and Radioactive Records in Augusta.

Monroe John Monroe Tim McGraw Restless Heart Little Texas Randy Foster Darren Norwood Grand Ole Opry Nashville Gettysburg Andersonville Clarks Hill Polks Records Radioactive Records Augusta Thomson Greenwood

Motions Relating to Sorrows Files in Greenville Case

Judge will review Greenville Police Department personnel records to determine admissibility. Plebones protests use of deceased officer’s files while cautioning against sensationalism. Joy Sorrow and her father, Rev. Dennis Barden, attended. Sorrow left with prosecutors without comment. Sheppard appeared in court in prison garb, silent, and did not engage his attorney.

Sorrows Greenville Plebones Joy Barden Sorrow Dennis Barden Belton Pentecostal Holiness Church Sorrow Sheppard

Thurmond Pushes Peaches for Soldiers in Pentagon Letter

A staff of ten handled 1500 constituent requests with three focused on military issues. Senator Thurmond urged the defense secretary to order more peaches and domestically grown fruit for soldiers, arguing peaches improve health. A Pentagon spokeswoman said there’s no known outcome of the request, while noting efforts to provide more varied produce for the military.

Pentagon Thurmond South Carolina Defense

Cadets to Attend Sensitivity Training at Citadel

Citadel cadets will skip regular classes Tuesday for a daylong sensitivity program stressing women’s role in the state military college. Sessions cover sexual harassment and demeaning language, officials say. The college previously allowed women. two of four female cadets left after the fall term amid hazing and harassment claims. Accusations by Jeanie Montavios and Kim Messer include clothes being set afire, being struck, and forced alcohol, with 14 cadets disciplined and investigations by SLED and the FBI ongoing.

Mandai Charleston Citadel State Military College Tory Jeanie Montavios Kim Messer State Law Enforcement Division FBI

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