Aiken Scouts at 1989 National Jamboree
Fort A.P. Hill Va hosts 1989 Boy Scouts of America National Jamboree with over 34 000 participants including 21 from Aiken and Troop 401 led by Scoutmaster David Lock. The group joins Flemish visitors, tours Williamsburg and Washington, D.C., and attends arena opening with President Bush slated to visit.
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Robert J. Wiley
Aiken Standard
Robert
Fort A.P. Hill
Aiken
David Lock
Williamsburg
Washington, D.C
Belgium
Troop 401
Steven Spielberg
George Bush
Green Bar Bill
USC fall 1989 registration and city council actions
USC registration for fall 1989 occurs August 17 to 18 from 9 a.m. to 6 30 p.m at the Student Activities Center. New students must apply for admissions first. Senior citizens registration is August 21 at 1 p.m. Classes begin August 21. Call 648 6851 for details. North Augusta City Council meets at 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building to consider annexing 63.32 acres at West Martintown and Gregory Lake Roads and amending the sewer ordinance. Aiken County Parks and Recreation offers Red Cross swimming lessons at the Aiken County Recreation Center starting today for two weeks at 15 dollars per person. call 663 6142 for times and registration.
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USC Ainen
Office of Admissions
North Augusta
E. Buena Vista Ave
Planning Commission
Edgefield County
West Martintown Road
Gregory Lake Road
Itan UniRoyal Corp
Push for no fault insurance may stall in South Carolina
State lawmakers expect little movement on a no fault auto insurance bill despite insurer pressure. USAA has urged about 15,000 SC policyholders to back no fault, while critics say the push aims to divert attention from rising rates. Lawmakers seek answers, with Rep. Brown undecided.
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Columbia
Ed Saleeby
Darlington
Usaa Insurance Co
South Carolina
USAA
New Start
Washington
USA
Carlton ‘Truax
Sen. Saleeby
Senate
Hartsville
Saleeby
Truax
Project New Start
Marion
Robert Brown
D-Marion
House
Sonseeker's Safari at Aiken Bible Church Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School titled Sonseeker's Safari ran Monday through Friday at Aiken Bible Church on Croft Mill Road. About 64 children from four years old to 6th grade attended with 13 adults and two teens helping. Classes had around 20 students each. groups were elephants monkeys giraffes and lions. The program featured daily safari skits teaching lessons including forgiveness and a practical look at the Lord's Prayer. Family Night Friday showcased the children’s work. The program came from Gospel Lights.
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Aiken Bible Church
Croft Mill Road
Bible School
Mrs. Hawkes
Cindy Fuller
Nuclear protesters hold long vigil near Savannah River Site
Antinuclear demonstrators from South Carolina Georgia and nearby states staged a day long vigil beside SC 125 near the Savannah River Site to memorialize Hiroshima and Nagasaki victims. They issued peace statements sang songs and urged nuclear disarmament under a striped tent while security noted orderly conduct.
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Savannah River
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
S.C. 125
South Carolina Nuclear Task Force
Columbia. Y
Frances Close Hart
Energy Research Foundation
Brett Bursey
Grass Roots
Michael Lowe
Greenpeace
Nelson Rivers
NAACP
Bursey
Columbia
GROW
Athens
Atlanta
Charlotte
Underwater photographer Jim Turner to display in Times Square
Jim Turner, an amateur underwater photographer, earned a first place in the Great Nikon Shootout 88 and will have a 30 to 90 foot slide displayed in front of the Marriott Marquis in Times Square New York City for five weeks with Kodak funding a trip for Turner and his wife to visit the display. Turner, who started diving in the 1900s at Fort Gordon, previously ran Neptune Dive and Ski in North Augusta and now shows his work using an underwater strobe to reveal red hues lost underwater.
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Jim Turner
Times Square
New York City
Turner
Eastman Kodak Company
New York
Marriot Marquis Hotel
Kodak
Fort Gordon
Tuer
Neptune Dive and Ski
North Augusta
Julian Salley
Caribbean
Red Sea
Construction To Begin This Fall On USCA Child Care Center
Plans for a campus child care facility at USC Aiken move from design to bids with construction planned this fall between parking lot B and Pacer Downs. The 40-slot center will serve USCA faculty staff and students and provide a model lab for early childhood education students with a one way mirror for observation and a developmentally appropriate curriculum.
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USC Aiken
USCA
Thomas
Tom) Hallman
Virgo Gambill Rhoades Architects of
North Augusta
Pacer Downs
Mary L. Hudson
Af Graduate Regional Studies
Robert Botsch
Hudson
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S.C
South Carolina Insurance News Service
Dana Rodgers
Usca Child Care Center
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