Aiken Standard Back to School Edition Features Local Students
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18 Aug 1996
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1996
Page
1
Clinton attacks Dole tax plan from Jackson to San Diego
President Clinton assailed Bob Dole's 550 billion tax cut as reckless and harmful to the economy in a radio address. He contrasted it with his targeted 110 billion plan aimed at balancing the budget by 2002 while preserving Medicare, Medicaid, education, and the environment. The campaign released a hard-hitting ad signaling the start of his re election bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Wyo
Clinton
Bob Dole
Grand Teton Mountains
San Diego
Dole
Clinton-Gore
Oval Office
Local figures named in Page 6A sports notes
Henry Hal R Bagnal and Roy G Derrick are listed with Irvin M Macafee Jr and Evangeline Van McCarley from North Augusta and Williston in Page 6A coverage. The brief items reference people and locations connected to North Augusta and Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hal) R. Bagnal
Aiken
Roy G. Derrick
North Augusta
Irvin M. Macafee Jr
Evangeline
van) McCarley
Williston
New Ellenton council no longer exists as meeting doubt grows
Ex council members resigned August 1 leaving the town without a functioning body. The mayor and ex members say there is no one to call or change the regular third Monday meeting schedule. Clerks and officials doubt if resignations are official while residents wait for clarity on governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Eldon Berry
James Bradham
Hank Rowland
Ronald Carmack
Chris Beam
Berry
Bradham
Carmack
Beam
Rowland
Barbara Long
Ellenton
Aiken DSS reshapes services with community volunteers
Aiken County Department of Social Services director Margaret Key outlines a two pronged plan to improve services through internal redesign and expanded community support. Volunteers at multiple levels assist with daily tasks and governance, supplementing a $3 million Kellogg Foundation grant that has aided state-audited improvements across programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Ms. Key
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
South Carolina
Hitchcock history and growth from Aiken center to health solutions
The Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center evolves from a volunteer-driven local mobile therapy aid into Hitchcock Health Solutions on Whiskey Road and a 37,000 square foot rehabilitation campus. Ruth Ward sparked the effort in the 1950s, forming the Aiken County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, later aided by Easter Seals funds and federal medical grants, with land donated by Louise Hitchcock’s estate on Richland Avenue. The program expanded to serve foster care needs through the Families for Kids initiative, boosting local foster families by 41 percent and improving placement within Aiken County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Key
Aiken
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Whiskey Road
Hitchcock Health Solutions
Hitchcock
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Ruth Ward
Columbia
Easter Seals Association
State Easter Seal Association
Ms. Boston
Aiken Coun
Ty Society For
Easter Seals
St. Johns Methodist Church
Newberry Street
Joe Granade
Richland Avenue
Aiken County Hospital
Louise Hitchcock
Boston
Olin Johnson
Residents discuss group home plan in North Augusta
North Augusta homeowners and Tri-Development Corp officials held a lengthy Saturday session over a four female resident group home in Hammond Hills. Residents fear property value erosion and safety concerns, while organizers say the meeting was productive and aim to improve notification policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Aiken
Tri-Development Corp
Aiken County
Tri-Development
Courtney
Merriwether Drive
Handipad
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Perot
Abby
Excouncil
David Beasley
Attor
Council
DSS
Susan DeBruhl
Flanders
Scott Webster
Kara
PBA
By Carl Langley
Erantre
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