13 Aug 1994
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1994
Page
1
The Aiken Standard will publish school bus routes for all 25 000 students starting with Area 1 and Pinecrest on Monday. Areas 2 3 and 4 follow on Tuesday and Area 5 on Wednesday. Each bus route lists streets and stops.
Charleston report says a new state preserve near Mount Pleasant will shield a prehistoric shell ring, rare plants, and endangered wood storks. Buzzards Island, three quarters of an acre valued at 5000 dollars, was donated by East Cooper Golf Co. to South Carolina Natural Resources, under a pact with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to safeguard roosting sites for storks.
A black bear cub about 50 pounds died after being struck by a car on State Highway 11 in northern Pickens County. Wildlife officer Mack Erwin called it an unfortunate yearly occurrence and noted the cub was likely born in January or February amid a recent acorn shortage that drives bears to forage roadside.
Obituary notices report the deaths of A. Julian Heaton Anderson and Moneta along with details of their passing. The notices appear on Page 3A and list service information, surviving relatives, and remembrance details as provided.
Cincinnati is home to workers like Tracey Willis and other stadium staff who will feel the strike hardest. Vendors, grounds crews and ushers face lost wages as the Reds game-night machine shuts down. Reds owner Marge Schott argues the strike targets workers, not owners or players, leaving behind mounds of trash and a late night stadium scene.
A federal appeals court ordered Shannon Faulkner to remain a daytime civilian student at The Citadel as the school appeals to keep her out of the corps. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals set December arguments and noted January cadet enrollment will not occur while the case continues.
United States and North Korea agreed to ease tensions and pursue diplomacy in Geneva. The pact includes switching to safer technology and a North Korean freeze on nuclear activity while remaining in the Non-Proliferation Treaty, with talks set to resume September 28 in Geneva.
Downtown Aiken hosts Hot Dog Days with 50 cent hot dogs at Wachovia on Laurens Street and at Holland Environmental Intersection of Laurens and Richland. Aiken Standard staff serve the dogs with free Peppermint if purchased. Organizers expect 1000 to 1500 hot dogs. Sponsors Kroger Pepsi Wachovia Aiken County National Bank Palmetto Federal Vernon Chevrolet and the Aiken Standard. Car show featuring Vernon Chevrolet and pastries from Anna Bananas.
A six part series begins Sunday to examine how the county’s oldest and newest industries have fared in becoming earth friendly. The inquiry marks nearly twenty five years since the first Earth Day and frames the industry role in the environmental movement.
A life size duck on a Columbia sidewalk drew attention to claims that Lt. Gov. Nick Theodore was ducking debates with rival Joseph P. Riley Jr. The piece contrasts props used by Democratic and Republican candidates including Bob Peeler's 14 foot cow toured around the state.
Peeler rents plastic cows to boost appeal as candidates seek novel ways to attract voters. The tactic helped him reach the Aug 28 runoff against Henry Jordan while Riley hopes to reuse the chant.
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