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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1998

Page

7

International Club to hear discussion on Egyptian culture

The Aiken International Club meets Tuesday from 7 to 9 p m at the University of South Carolina Aiken Administration Building Room 107 The program titled The Culture of Egypt will be presented by Salwa Bakr a native of Egypt who has lived in Aiken 12 years She will give a brief history of Egypt and explain gestures and their cultural interpretations The club is open to all with no charge for inquiries call 641 6875

Aiken International Club University of South Carolina Aiken Egypt Salwa Bakr

Tourism Riches Across Four Counties Attract Visitors

Ms. Mellor notes the four county area offers many nature based and heritage attractions. She contrasts with glittering cities and sees potential to draw tourists who will spend money, helping economic development as tourism.

Ms. Mellor

Gospel Fest volunteers seek help for tents, cleanup and sales

Volunteers for setup cleanup and concessions urged to call 593 9853 for tents stages cleanup and chicken dinners. Tickets for the barbecue are four dollars with meal tickets sold in advance. Concessions will run throughout the day. Proceeds go to various charities.

Max the dog and a dissenting owner story note

A pet euthanasia tale contrasts a caregiver’s grief with a caller’s view that Max, a border collie, was treated like a king but had aggressive traits. The piece shifts to political and media satire, mocking Newt Gingrich and Matt Drudge, then recalls traffic timing issues and a quip about mercy over justice followed by a history lesson about presidents and Clinton era defenses.

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