22 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1998
Page
1
Aiken loses a community pillar Cole a longtime civic booster author and supporter of the Aiken Community Playhouse died Monday after months of illness. He spent his final hours at Aiken Regional Medical Centers where he advocated strongly notes say. Lessie Price a friend and City Council member mourns the void he leaves behind and the mentorship he gave.
Deaths listed include Yu Lote Aixen Alafair J Baul Chillum Md L Homer Busbee Warrenville Roosevelt Houston North Augusta Henry Jacobs Fioriaa obituary notices appear on page 28 with brief arrangements and memorial details.
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Sixth graders are joining middle school bands at Schofield and Aiken, backed by private gifts and government funds. Schofield has 209 in band with about 60 sixth-graders under Joyce Thomas, while Aiken Middle has 106 with 42 sixth-graders led by Sandy Rod.
Senator Hollings announced the Savannah River Site will host a pit disassembly and conversion facility for defense nuclear materials, noting SRS already secured two of three major projects. Energy Secretary Richardson will inform media and others of the decision while a Tritium facility location remains to be decided in January.
Four House Republicans who voted to impeach President Clinton urge the Senate to consider censure instead of removal. Senate Democrat Robert Byrd Signaled compromise but emphasized decisions rest with senators. Vice President Gore called for a fair bipartisan path as Lott expects a trial to start January 6.
Teachers and districts push Columbia for help to implement the Education Accountability Act aimed at improving third to eighth grade underachievers. Dr. Linda Eldridge cites transportation and staff needs for summer classes and conferences, while noting parental support and rising test scores. Some call for plan adjustments as teachers shoulder added duties for mandated student plans and conferences.
Aiken County residents are urged to donate blankets coats heaters toys bikes and microwaves to Salvation Army thrift stores in Aiken and Clearwater. Donna Cooper notes donations peak after Christmas but items are welcome during the holiday season with proceeds aiding local programs and tax receipts available for donors.
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