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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1998

Page

9

Police blotter report details several Aiken incidents

A school crossing guard separated two men after a Pine Log Road and South Aiken Boulevard collision led to a verbal confrontation with threats. Graffiti marred the H Odell Weeks Center handball courts. North Aiken Elementary was burglarized. a shattered window at room 11 occurred during a traffic stop. Dr Richard Cheser’s Park AvenueSW office windows were broken by rocks. Schofield Middle School saw a weekend break in with $100 window and $100 snack-machine damage. A gray Dodge van stop near Edgefield and York streets revealed a Sumter Street resident with no license, a passenger fleeing, and $891 cash plus a rock-substance film can. driver charged with crack cocaine possession with intent and resisting arrest, passenger escaped.

Pine Log Road South Aikien Boulevard H. Odell Weeks Center North Aiken Aiken Department of Public Safety Richard Chesser Park Avenue Schofield Middle School ADPS Edgefield York Streets Sumter Street

Omitted survivors named in Kight obituary correction

In Sunday’s edition an obituary for Harry Gordon Kight left out survivors Kenneth G. Kight of Chattanooga Tennessee and Harry R. Kight of Aiken. A separate Saturday note corrects a 1996 rate change by Aiken Electric Cooperative from an increase to a decrease.

Harry Gordon Kight Kenneth G. Kight Chattanooga Tenn Harry R. Kight Aiken Aiken Electric Cooperative

Suit filed over bus child death targets state DSS

The father of Brittany Inez Tindal, 4, killed in a December 1996 car school bus crash near Wagener, sues the state Department of Social Services for at least 750000. He alleges DSS ignored abuse concerns and failed to act after his reports.

Department of Social Services Troy Williams Brittany Inez Tindal Linda Motes Tindal Wagener Linda Logan DSS Brittany Tindal Christine Tindal Nikkie Tindal Williams Katherine Flake

Job Shadows Students See Hands On Career Possibilities

Local teens spent Groundhog Day shadowing workers in a program led by the Aiken Tech Prep School to Work Consortium. City leaders and educators joined the sessions as participants weighed career paths, with some students expressing clarity about their future goals and others reevaluating their choices.

Aiken Tech Prep Gary Lawrence Consortium Aiken Fred Cavanaugh Bill Gallman Aiken County Ginny Southworth Michelle Cooper Aiken Department of Public Safety Chris Miller Mike Day

Smith Hazel celebrates Black History Month with daily events

Betty Gyles of the Smith Hazel Recreation Center outlines a February lineup for all ages. Activities include a Josie Hazel tribute lobby display a reading contest arts and crafts for youths and seniors park cleanup crafts beads and masks a benefit drop in and Youth Dream program support with times spread through February.

Betty Gyles Smith-Hazel Recreation Center Ms. Gyles Josie Hazel Smith Hazel Center Ms. Hazel

Authors of the Confederate Era symposium set at USC Aiken

The second annual Authors of the Confederate Era symposium will gather at the University of South Carolina Aiken on Saturday February 14 at 10 AM. Notable guests include Anne Carter Zimmer a Lee descendant and author of The Robert E Lee Family Cooking and Housekeeping Book Noah Andre Trudeau author of Like Men of War and Carrie Allen McCray author of Freedom's Child. Admission is free.

University of South Carolina Aiken Robert E. Lee Anne Carter Zimmer The University of North Carolina Press Noah Andre Trudeau Carrie Allen McCray Mary Rice Hayes Allen McCray Malinda Rice

Funds hinder Rose Hill's push for support and growth

Rose Hill College faces a major funding obstacle as private backers have backed its Eastern Orthodox rooted program since 1996. President Owen Jones and trustees including a US Circuit Court judge and a Marine Corps officer appeal for new financial partners to sustain the residential college and raise public awareness.

Rose Hill College Owen Jones Rose Hill Tobias Mathes Athens Circuit Court of Appeals US. Marine Corps

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