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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1994
Page
17
The Aiken Augusta Orchid Society will meet today at 3 p.m. The program covers greenhouse construction and mounting orchids on bark and slabs. Call 869-0212 or 869-5420 for details and location. Visitors welcome.
Fluid and Culture Rush performed a charity show at Barnwell High for burn victim Andy Tubbs. Tubbs has been recovering at Humana Hospital in Augusta in The Burn Center after a severe basement fire accident. James Randall, an 80-year-old retiree, vented over rising property taxes to Graniteville Exchange Club members, humor rising when asked about his basement renovation.
Aiken professionals offer local perspectives on the Simpson murder case proceedings. Capt. Jody Rowland cites similar search warrant exceptions in South Carolina, while autopsy timing and procedures are noted by Deputy Coroner E L Rearden. Trial tech features, including a 60 inch monitor, are described.
Beverly Clyburn urges eighth grade focus on grades and habits to reach top colleges. She notes two courses in eighth grade affect transcripts and stresses consistent study and enthusiasm. SATs matter less for major choice if grades and test prep are strong, though preparation is possible.
City plans to convert the old post office into a visitor center while considering a link to Hitchcock Woods. Railroad tracks and private property create barriers, and a Park Avenue property purchase may enable natural trails or compatible shops. Thompson notes stormwater drainage uses and obstacles to access.
This column recalls two days before election day with sharp humor about candidate clashes and PSA. It lists campaign high points including Aiken’s plastic cow incident involving Bob Peeler and cross‑party attacks between Phil Noble, Liz Patterson, Debbie Dorn Pracht, and Tommy Moore, noting financial disputes and establishment tactics.
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