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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1995
Page
5
The Commerce Department reports a 2.8 percent annual GDP rise for January to March, the slowest since 1993, with inflation about 2.8 percent and consumer spending growing only modestly. Analysts cite Fed rate hikes cooling growth while core spending lags.
Burnettown advances a three reading annexation affecting Midland Valley High School area and Mustang Drive. Residents debate a unified name for the new region with options Horse Creek Valley and Midland Valley while critics warn of developer influence and zoning control. Officials deny eminent domain plans.
Dr Bradley says the board will appoint members to a study committee at the May 9 meeting to review employment practices and the ministers group’s work with students. Ministers offer voluntary counseling for at risk minority youths and request an alternative education program with cost proposals. funding is seen as a key hurdle.
A gas line leak exploded during morning rush hour in Taegu South Korea killing at least 103 people and injuring 161. The blast destroyed vehicles and sent metal debris into the air as firefighters worked amid collapsed streets and missing students from two nearby schools. Police cited a spark from a subway construction site igniting the gas as the cause.
A calendar notice lists multiple community events in Aiken and surrounding areas. Activities include pregnancy care testing and counseling, historical museum hours, library hours, a historical tour, a racing hall of fame visit, Al-Anon meetings, Scouts gathering, a single adults dance, Double Dutch practice, Narcotics Anonymous meetings, Kung Fu practice, and a dating club. Contact numbers and locations are provided. Reserve tours by calling 641-1111 and 649-9890.
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