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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1990
Page
11
Natalie Keith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gary Johnson, a fourth grader at South Airicn Baptist Christian School, enjoyed a yacht ride, Lake Murray visit, horseback riding, deep sea fishing, and swimming this summer.
After addressing a graduation at Aiken Technical College, Governor Carroll A. Campbell Jr. was seen at the final round of the Aiken SER TOMA‑Michelob Golf Classic. Spectators include local residents and noted names such as Jessica Johnson and Elsie Patterson.
The Fort Gordon Band performs at 7 p.m. as part of the 1960 Summer Concert Series in Flopeland Gardens. Parking is at Rye Patch on Berrie Road. If rain, the concert moves to South Aiken High School.
Staff writer Darlene M Skipper and photographer Scott Webster documented student opinions in front of K Mart on Richland Avenue last week. The poll notes it is not a scientific survey and highlights both likes and dislikes of returning to school.
The Census Bureau launches an unprecedented second sweep of about 20 million housing units in a $34 million housing coverage check. The recanvassing, already under way in some areas, aims to resolve discrepancies between and estimated counts and the actual housing stock. Local governments fear undercount and seek federal aid accuracy, while the process runs quietly amid post census data work and leases and staffing costs totaling roughly $34 million.
Larry Crowe, a 38 year old blind computer engineer, uses a talking reader system at home and at Savannah River Site to form a data base model for the plant. He adapted to blindness after an illness at age four and continues to excel despite discrimination. Crowe cherishes his family of wife Freda and children Leslie Dawn and Kateina, with Leslie viewing him as dad.
Governor Carroll A. Campbell Jr told nearly 250 Aiken Technical College graduates at Midland Valley High School ceremonies that private backers expect a stronger economic state and that graduates should help their businesses grow. ATC President Dr. Paul L. Blowers presented degrees, and Gloria Busch Johnson awarded student honors to James B. Greer.
The Marga ret J Weston Health Care Center applied for a 147703 federal grant to fund a community food and nutrition program by January 1981. If approved, the program would create three salaried roles including a nutritionist and a nutrition educator, with county wide outreach through churches and schools focusing on diet, obesity dangers, and patient nutrition needs.
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