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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2000
Page
5
Parents and teachers at Chukker Creek praise Mrs mith for high standards and engaging, fun classes. Nathaniel notes her interaction with students and openness. Mary Anne Brookshire and Linda Landis highlight her dedication, ongoing learning, and willingness to go the extra mile for the school.
The IA Law Enforcement Division arson unit investigated fires for over a year tied to arson and burglary charges. Beard, sentenced in 1995 to eight years, suspended to four on probation, and ordered restitution over $2,000. A meeting recounted a clash between Holley and a fire department lieutenant over cadets, with the chief’s daughter involved, ending without blows but a threat to quit.
McCain revisits the Hanoi Hilton prison and contrasts his stance on communism and corruption with Vietnamese officials. He recalls his 1967 shoot down and says he bears ill will toward guards for harming friends. Officials dispute earlier praise of treatment and urge settling past tensions.
State workers may gain a King holiday while Republicans fear little electoral impact. Lt. Gov. Peeler's spokesman argues it won't hurt Republicans. Sen. Ford, sponsor, says the move completes King Day recognition South Carolina has long debated. Ford, who once worked for King, envisions progress toward unity and brotherhood.
The 32nd Wagons to Wagener Festival filled Wagener’s park with barbecued chicken music rides and crafts. The antique car show drew 20 entries led by Randy Brittain with a 1928 Ford sedan. Around 100 tractors dated 1900 to 1965 participated in the tractor pull, sponsored by the Wagener Salley Young Farmers Association to fund scholarships. Children also joined a pedal powered mini tractor race.
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