Strom Thurmond Day Celebrates Long Career On Birthday
U S Senator Strom Thurmond marks his birthday with a quiet family celebration as Gov. Campbell proclaims Strom Thurmond Day in South Carolina. The 92 year old statesman recalls a unique write in victory and hints at a possible 1996 campaign while noting his ongoing fitness and routine.
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Caroll A. Campbell Jr
South
Sen. Thurmond
Hilton Head
Saturnight
Beack
Washington
Aiken
Doesci
Drakee
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Hayden
Len ‘Thurmond
Sen
Jond
State
A Ribbon For Safe Holidays Campaign Begins
The state chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving launches the Project Red Ribbon Campaign for the holiday weeks. Motorists are urged to display red ribbons on their cars to show support for safe driving from today through January 1, 1989. A reminder remains on the page urging citizens to drive safely during the season.
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Ha Fibbon
Wackenhut Names New SRS Chief
Wackenhut Services Inc names Lawrence Brede Jr to lead security operations at the Savannah River Site effective January 4 1992. Brede, 27 years in security and enforcement, will replace James Long III who becomes president of Wackenhut Services Inc Brede currently runs security at the Pantex Plant Amarillo Texas. WSI, a DOE contractor, employs over 1000 at SRS and is a subsidiary of Wackenhut Corporation.
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Lawrence Brede Jr
Wackenhut Services Inc
Savannah River
Same
Brede
Pantex
Amarillo
Texas
SRS
Department of Energy
James J. Long III
Coral Gables
Fla
Wackenhut Corporation
P. Cole
Government Services Group
Agena Organization
Richard R. Wackenhut
The
WSI
Spirit Rallies AHS To Last Hurdle
Aiken High School players chant a boost before the Columbia-bound game as Principal Bill Gassman leads a bonfire gathering. He claims the Green Hornet squad has better chances than Union and Laurens, rallying the team for the decisive night.
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Aiken High School
Tegan
Union
Laurens
Bill Gassman
Gassman
Green Hornet
Aiken County Plants Trees On Arbor Day Pilot Program
Arbor Day in Aiken County included 54 trees planted in the city of Aiken and on F-20 aided by a $2,000 grant from South Carolina Electric and Gas. City Horticulturist Brian Woodward said a pilot project will plant small trees under power lines along the 1000 and 1100 blocks of Richland Avenue, totaling 24 trees including ten 10 foot dogwoods and ten 10 foot crepe myrtles. G&E funding supports replacing large trees that require trimming to preserve city beauty.
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Aiken County
City of
Aiken
South
Carolina Electric and Gas Company
Brian Woodward
Richland Avenue
E&g
Calendar. Cryptogu Dea ADDY so Erma Bom Horoscope.
A compact reading page notes daily horoscopes and cryptic captions. Erma Bom appears in a playful zodiac-style entry, with brief celestial hints and light market-ready phrasing. The item reads like a period feature slot for readers seeking quick forecasts.
Have a news tip call line 648 2311
Readers can share story ideas or tips by calling 648 2311 to reach the newsroom with suggestions or information for coverage. The notice emphasizes a direct line for tips and inquiries to the reporting staff.
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Santa
Albert Abreu Jr and Aiken Ross Johnston Named
Albert Frank Abreu Jr and Aiken Brian Wesley Ross Johnston are identified as individuals in the record. The note lists full names with middle initials and surname compounds, suggesting a civil or legal filing or notice context. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Albert Frank Abreu Jr
Aiken
Brian Wesley Ross
Johnston
Bush orders U S troops to open Somalia relief lines
President Bush ordered more than 28,000 U S troops to Somalia to secure ports and roads for a large relief operation. Marines would land in Mogadishu early next week, joined by Army units to move aid and confront gunmen terrorizing civilians amid a looming famine. The UN Security Council approved the operation after Bush offered U S forces to Somalia.
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Washington
Bush
Somalia
U.S
Mogadishu
USS
United Nations Security Council
Family Has An Interest In Somalia
Chris Starnes staff writer reports a family stance on the Somalia situation as American troops move toward the region amid armed events. Miller and his wife Val say they learned of the matter only recently.
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Somalia
Somala
C Miller Miller
Val
Somalia Relief Aid Operation Backed by Council Vote
The 15 member council voted unanimously for a multinational relief operation amid clan clashes in Somalia since 1991. Rival factions have fought for years, worsening a famine that has killed about 300000 people.
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Somalia
Mohamed Siad Barre
Bargains For Spender Bender Page 1m
The Aiken Standard Spender Bender page offers a free turkey to readers who clip coupons. Advertisers claim savings over 790 dollars by using coupons from multiple stores. Readers are directed to page 128 to find participating retailers and redemption steps.
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Aiken
Turkey
Valley Fund aids families with holiday food and toys
An elderly woman trapped under medical bills reflects the community’s need as the Valley Empty Stocking Fund seeks holiday aid. Last year the $25,000 helped 243 families. this year over 270 have applied. Agencies urge donations and volunteer help, with contact numbers and post office box addresses provided.
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Melanie Hutto
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