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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 2000

Page

2

Easter Bunny Hop for Children in Aiken

The City of Aiken hosts the Easter Bunny Bop and Hop at H. O'dell Weeks Activity Center Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. for children 10 and under. Tickets are $2 per child, free for parents, with games, rides, face painting, an Easter Egg Hunt, and a visit by the Easter Bunny. Rain plans move to the gym.

Peter Cottontail City of Aiken H. O'dell Weeks Soc ‘Cer Cathie Lindler Zeandy Ms. Lindler All Recreation Department

Cultural Heritage as a Resource lecture at USCA

Calendar item lists a 7 p.m. lecture by Dr. Claudio Bizzario in Room 107 Penland Administration Building USCA. Also on the schedule are Eggs in the Park events at Roy Warner Park on U.S. 39 at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. and multiple Egg events at Balltown, Gloverville, and Belvedere parks with times from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

Claudio Bizzario Penland Administration USCA

Correction on poverty index at North Aiken Elementary

A correction in the Aiken Standard fixes a previous error about the federal aid poverty index. The correct figure for North Aiken Elementary is 786 percent. The newspaper regrets the mistake and provides the corrected value.

Aiken Standard North Aiken Elementary

Georgia Lottery Wednesday Drawn Numbers

Wednesday winning Georgia numbers are 5 6 6. Fantasy 5 results show 2 9 10 19 29.

Fantasy

City refines future goals with Aiken planning group

The City of Aiken held a kick off with the Strategic Plan Steering Committee to refine the 1994 plan last updated in 1998. City Manager Roger LeDuc proposed public input via a cross section of residents and a longer May 24 meeting to discuss major issues across four focus areas: The Green City The Business City The Family City and The Historic City. Committee members included June Murff Wade Brodie and councilmen Michael Anaclerio Pat Cunning and Don Sprawls.

Aiken Strategic Plan Roger LeDuc LeDuc Aiken Chamber of Commerce June Murff Aiken Corporation Wade Brodie Michael Anaclerio Pat Cunning Don Sprawls

Rememberance Exhibit At The Arnold Gallery Opens Today

An exhibit titled In Rememberance opens at The Arnold Gallery in downtown, featuring two visual pieces by Trish Arnold and a poem by Sheriff Howard Sellers. The work, created after the 1995 Oklahoma bombing, links art to a call for nonviolent guidance for children and reflection on violence’s impact on society. It remains on display through April 22 at 321 Richland Avenue West. call 502-1100 for details.

Arnold Gallery Trish Arnold Howard Sellers Aiken County Oklahoma Ms. Arnold Richland Avenue West

Slaying of Paul Williams prompts neighborhood tips

Investigators seek clues from neighbors and friends in the killing of 51 year old Paul Williams at his York Street home. A shotgun butt stock tied with tape was found at the scene. rob brief motive noted. A $2000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest. Williams worked at City Billiards and a car wash, with investigators urging anyone who saw anything suspicious between Monday and Tuesday to come forward.

Department of Public Safety Paul Williams York Street Tommy Galardi Public Safety Department Galardi Williams Hampton Avenue Richland Avenue Courtney

Nuke tech enters a new generation

James Lake of the American Nuclear Society outlines a fourth generation of nuclear power amid rising global energy demand. He cites safety, cost, and global regulation challenges, including waste disposal, as key hurdles. A future talk is planned for May at Houndslake Country Club.

United States James Lake American Nuclear Society Department of Energy Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Lake Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness NTA ANS Houndslake Country Club Ambrose Schwalbe Westinghouse Government Services Group

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