Aiken County School Board Candidates District 1 and 4
Inease Williamson seeks reelection to District 1 along with Carol Millwood James Windham and Rev. David Walker AIG and Steve Carver running in other districts. They discuss discipline parental involvement taxes budget cuts and religious activity in schools.
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Inease P. Williamson
Aiken County
Route
Wagener
Wagener Insurance and Realty
Bill
Billy and
Johnney
Carol B. Millwood
Wagener Church Trail
James
Andy) Windham
Aiken County School Board
Busy Bee Lane
Wagoner
Glenda
Jeff Hall
Melanie Mitchum
David Walker
Old
Jordan Road
S.C. Employment Security Commission
Bobbie
Toby
David Jermaine
Torreno
Area 1 Advisory Council
J.D. Lever School Improvement Committee
Aiken/Barnwell Community Action Commission
Turner Theological Seminary
Aiken election profiles roll out for April 27 vote
The Aiken Standard will publish candidate profiles for the April 27 election across multiple races. Today highlights Districts 1 and 4 on the Aiken County School Board, with subsequent profiles planned for Districts 8 and 9, County Council races, and North Augusta City Council. Precinct eligibility details are listed for each district.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken County
North Augusta
Candidates Clash Over Gifted Programs and Student Discipline
The article reports multiple candidates debating education policy including public service reprimands for unruly students and Barbara Nielsen's Total Quality Education proposal to end ability grouping. Opponents argue for advanced curricula while some candidates urge minimal government interference and student-first priorities.
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Barbara S. Nielsen
Total Quality
Jennifer Jeancake
Robert L. Stultz
John D. Bradley
James
Andy’’ Windham
SRS Officials Discuss Decontamination and Decommissioning Costs
An SRS spokesman notes D and D planning is in its infancy with DOE data provided as a response to a rapid request. Estimated costs exceed 4 billion dollars for two separations canyons and about 600 million each for five production reactors, with 235 F facility over 415 million. Some D and D work could start in coming years and most facilities may be in D and D by 2005.
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SRS
DOE
DNSFB
Energy Research Foundation
Jim Giusti
Savannah River
Sioning
Giusti
Costner
D&d
City proposes sewer tap enforcement and tax note plan
N.E. Loan notes 800 potential taps as 17 residents refuse sewer taps. Council approves first reading of a 200000 tax anticipation note from NationsBank, due Jan 31 1994. Officials discuss city finances with Baird & Company. Second readings address building numbers visibility and expanded private fire lanes for safety.
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Whitman
NationsBank
Aiken
Baird & Company, Certified Public Accountants
Shaw seeks reelection to district 4 seat in North Augusta
Johnny A. Shaw 38 of 920 Lake Ave North Augusta seeks reelection to district 4. He is branch manager of A B F Freight Systems and a Sertoma club member active with the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce and regional chambers since 1987. He cites district size communication and funding as problems and supports deconsolidation and possible tax increases if needed. He wants major employers like Savannah River Site to contribute fairly and backs re examining district policies to permit more religious activities in schools.
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Johnny A. Shaw
Aiken County
Lake Ave
North Augusta
A.B.F. Freight Systems
Kay
Tammy
David
Chris
John
Patrick
Sertoma Club
Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Joint Council of
Greater Aiken
Savannah River
Prolonged siege at Branch Davidians ends in deadly blaze
Reports say Koresh threatened doomsday and used weaponized propaganda as FBI pressure built. Fire and gunfire erupted after a February raid, gutting the prairie compound in 30 minutes while 25 children were inside. 17 were 10 or younger as 37 people fled during the standoff.
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Ore
Davidian Leader Adair Defends Nonviolence After Waco Fire
Adair argues Davidians are nonviolent despite the Waco tragedy. The fire at the prairie compound followed a 51 day stand by Koresh followers as federal agents used tear gas. Estimates put up to 86 Davidians dead including 24 children, with nine survivors. Religious leaders in South Carolina urge critical view of authority and warn against mind control and emotional worship as danger to autonomy.
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FBI
V.T. Houtef
Koresh
Adair
Waco
South Carolina
Charles D. Barrett
Wofford College
Houston Miles
Evangel Cathedral
Miles
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Williamson
Wagener-Salley High School
Harold
Jason
Jennifer
PTO
Busbee Elementary
A.L. Corbett
Roe
DVN
Steve Carver
Bethear Church Road
Westingouse
Columbia
Britta
Stephanie
Spencer
Matthew
County Council
North Augusta City
Hunter
Gail Wilkinson
District 9
N.E. Loan
Reno
Wall Street Journal
CNN
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Davidian
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