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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1987
Page
14
The Aiken County Arts Council will hire a full time director and expand fundraising and program plans with a 1987 Locals Program Grant. NEA and SC Arts Commission funds will be matched by city and county governments for a total of 20000 dollars in Aiken this year.
Christine Day Franklin 71 of Route 4 Aiken County died in an area hospital. Funeral at George Funeral Home Chapel tomor row 3 p.m. with Rev. Louie Anderson officiating. Burial Shiloh Baptist Church cemetery. Survived by two sisters Maude Franklin Ola Fincher and brother Leonard Day. A Lakeland grave side service for William A White at Spann United Methodist Church cemetery in Ward was planned today. Bland Funeral Home Johnston handled arrangements.
Nathaniel C. Wooten of Graniteville died today. He resided at 411 Trolley Line Road. Posey's Funeral Home will announce funeral arrangements. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
Ryan T Adams of Edgefield and Greenwood County died yesterday at 68. A farmer and WWII U S Army veteran, he is survived by his mother Minnie Cutts Adams a son Roger Adams a daughter Donna Williams a brother Brantley Adams and a grandchild. Blyth Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
The House debates automatic disclosure under FOIA and public voting on actions. An amendment to exempt firings and student expulsions from open voting failed, as did a later bid for notice of ratification in public. Lawmakers push for transparency while weighing privacy and practical concerns.
Leslie Price announces candidacy for multiple local advisory positions including State Juvenile Justice Advisory Council IEEE Vice Chairman Aiken Technical College committees and community groups. She pledges continued good government and urges support for election.
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