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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1996

Page

5

Aiken Christmas parade delights residents and visitors alike

Spectators line the route as floats, bands, clowns and Shriners pass. Three year old Jessica waves from her father's shoulders while newcomers Dorothy and Art Young enjoy their first parade. Families note the charm and community feel as children spot buses, Santa, and local crews parade by.

Jessica Dorothy Art Young Young Mrs. Young Ing Matt Lisa Prokopy Hannah Megan

Community volunteers clear land for new recreation area in N. Ellenton

Gleaton drives bulldozer to level land as Lane Parker of the International Union of Operating Engineers leads a cleanup with Beam Paving Co providing transport. The mayor says public works will remove debris and water officials will supply a flatbed. The site, once restored, aims to become a recreation space for the town.

Gleaton Lane Parker International Union of Operating Engineers Parker Beam Paving Co Beech Island Public Works Commission Water Commission

Reunion of separated siblings culminates in family gathering

Gibson and his relatives reunited after two months of planning. Sisters Sheryl Driggers of Savannah, Vicki Maldonado of Boca Raton, Terry Ortis of Ft. Stewart, and Tom Yard of Haleyville joined Mike Gibson, arriving from Chapin, with Johnny Willis the remaining missing sibling unable to leave San Francisco work. Aunt Lucille provided crucial clues. Brazil Yard, Gibson’s mother, died in 1981. her youthful photo rests in a silver frame at the home as Gibson reflects on meeting his kin after years apart.

Gibson Sheryl Driggers Savannah Vicki Maldonado Boca Raton, Fla Terry Ortis Ft. Stewart, Ga Tom Yard Haleyville Ala Mike Gibson Chapin Johnny Willis San Francisco Brookshire Greenville Lucille Brazil Yard

Community Ledger Shows Donations Totalling 4197.63

A list of donors and amounts for a local fund shows contributions from individuals and groups including Mrs. Bobby D. Kel Sr., Mary Louise Scanlon, Ellott Clark, Security Federal Bank, Langley, Hadden Funeral Home, Peter E. and Lynn H. Sampson, Palmetto Federal Bank, and First Baptist Church among others. Total contributions amount to 4197.63.

Bobby D. Kel Sr F.and Mary Louise Scanlon Ellott Clark Securty Federal Bank Katies Langley Howard R. McKendrick Lee Crazer Hadden Funeral Home Peter E Lynn H. Sampson Palmetto Federal Bark Kees Friendly Neighbor Baker Margaret Baker Anderson and Sons Inc Eleanor

Officials discuss plutonium disposal options and tech focus

Officials speaking anonymously said the department ruled out the bore hole method and will spend two years solving vitrification and commercial handling issues. It remains unclear what portion of plutonium would be burned versus encased in glass and buried.

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