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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1992

Page

1

Primaries Near End As Voters Fill Ballots In Aiken County

Ballots cast across 59 precincts from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m as Democratic and Republican primaries draw in light to moderate turnout. Denton T. Johnson projects 40 to 45 percent of 52,200 registered voters will vote, with runoffs possible on Sept 8 if needed. County officials report no major problems, training 260 poll managers, and about 500 absentee ballots under a new law. The sheriff and state Senate races dominate the day with potential runoffs and reapportionment stakes in District 24. See PRIMARIES, Page 3A.

Aiken County Democratic Ican Sheriff Senate Denton T. Johnson Elec Tiows Commission Johnson Richland Avenue General Assembly State Elections Commission Sbirose Elections Office Elections Board State Senate

Students Return To Classes In Healthy Numbers In Aiken County

Aiken County reports 24 386 students in class on Monday marking a 3 4 percent rise from last year. Area enrollments rise across five districts with Pinecrest and Freedman Central also showing gains. Officials say the first day proceeded smoothly.

Aiken County Carl Dawson Area 1 Dawson Area 2 Area 3 Area 4 Area 5 Pinecrest Elementary Freedman Central School Pinecrest Freedman

Judge Denies Block on Highway Funds Transfer Over Hugo Debt

A circuit judge refused to stop moving 34 million from highway projects to cover Hurricane Hugo debts. The South Carolina Policy Council Education Foundation sought an injunction, arguing funds from gasoline taxes should not be diverted pending a court ruling. The judge found no immediate irreparable harm and noted public interest on both sides amid a statewide budget crisis and credit watch advisories. The foundation may appeal.

Columbia Costa Pleicones South Carolina Policy Council Education Foundation Carroll Campbell South Carolina Standard & Poor William C. Myers Foundation

Call to share news at 648 2811

A prompt invites readers to submit story tips by calling 648 2811. The notice emphasizes direct contact for local news ideas and tips.

Local Names List Mentioned With Page 3B Details

Readable line lists Eland McCormick Billy Hai Augusta W L Himmerman Edgefield Henry Von Wiegandt Aiken with a directive to see Page 3B for further details. The brief hints at regional names and a continuation note rather than a standalone event.

Are Eland McCormick Billy Hai Augusta W.L Himmerman Edgefield Henry von Wiegandt Aiken

Florida Storm Roars Ashore In Gulf Fury After Death Toll Rises

The powerful Andrew hurricane struck near Homestead Florida bringing winds up to 168 mph and a 12 foot surge. At least 15 people are dead and damages top 15 billion dollars with 50 000 left homeless. Evacuations surge across Louisiana and Mississippi as authorities brace for further impacts.

Miami Florida Gulf of Mexico Louisiana Mississippi Hale Andrew Homestead Pascagoula Miss Port Arthur Texas New Orleans

Hugo Rallies S C Relief To South Florida

South Carolinians rally to aid Hurricane Andrew victims in Florida, fueled by memories of Hugo. Joe Secrest of the Myrtle Beach Hospitality Association notes shared pain and the ongoing needs of those left without power and water as motel groups and others collect food and clothing for victims.

Charleston South Florida Joe Secrest Myrtle Beach Hospitality Association Andrew Florida

Abandoned children find help in Aiken community effort

Brenda Byars calls the aid miracle as a Mississippi based relative relinquishes custody struggle. The Byars family, unemployed and with two boys aged 7 and 4 and a 5 year old girl, gains school readiness and clothing through donations from caring Aiken residents after a local article prompted support. The couple plans legal custody to keep the siblings together, thanking volunteers for jackets, shoes, school supplies, toys, money, and prayers.

Brenda Byars Ronnie Byars Eople Byars Mississippi Aiken Standard

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