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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2004
Page
2
Readers debate funding a proposed African American Cultural Center via sales taxes. Critics urge repurposing into the Aiken County Museum or locating in Georgia, noting NAACP boycott implications and stressing the center should serve all visitors. A Talkback line invites further input.
The Aug 10 Aiken Standard notes Windows at Wisteria Manor, distinct from Wisteria Manor at 1210 Whiskey Road run by Bill Manfredi for 25 years in catering. The two entities are separate despite similar names.
SRNL will sign a memorandum of understanding with South Carolina State University at a 3 p.m. ceremony on the Orangeburg campus to foster joint research in nuclear engineering machine tooling fabrication measurement and robotics. The pact allows staff exchanges joint student mentoring and shared facilities as part of a broader SRS university partnership.
Catherine Glance and instructor John Chester swept 49 firsts and one second in 50 divisions at the Viva Las Vegas World Pro motions Competition held August 12 to 15 in Las Vegas. Glance began lessons in February at Palmetto Ballroom and praised Chester’s teaching.
Aiken educator Jason Fulmer, once South Carolina teacher of the year, is spotlighted in a 30 minute ETV production titled Educating with Passion and Purpose. The program airs Sunday at 3 30 p m and repeats on the South Carolina channel ITV for schools.
Ronald F. Burke, 25, pleads not guilty to murder in the death of Tamara Dunstan and to killing her unborn child. The pre trial hearing ends when the judge says more than one lawyer is required for a death penalty case as Burke cannot find counsel. Investigators say Dunstan was killed during a burglary and kidnapping.
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