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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1999
Page
3
The foundation pledges a 50 million grant the largest ever, backing United Way's Success by 6. Ed Dolby of NationsBank Carolinas and Jim Zimmerman of Aiken's Nations Bank emphasize focusing on disadvantaged children's early years to ensure future productivity. Nations Bank remains a top corporate contributor.
A risk assessment of Savannah River Site shows underestimates in environmental releases during early operations. The study uses 50,000 records and interviews, noting tritium and plutonium production before the late 1980s and ongoing waste processing now. Officials say no release was harmful to nearby residents. Public meetings will follow in Aiken and Columbia.
GOOD ons Will's winning way with words earned a March 21 trip to Columbia for the state bee. The state winner advances to nationals in Washington DC, May 30 to June 5. On stage were Kathryn Elisabeth Conyers Hammond Hill Elementary Matthew Burns Paul Knox Middle Keri Lynn McKee Byrd Elementary Emily Ann Willis Langley Bath Clearwater Middle Brandon Anthony Johnson Ridge Spring Monetta Elementary Middle Kyle Wayne Fowler Tara Sueann Beam New Ellenton Middle Valer Joanne Eubanks Greendale Elementary.
Richard Mathis and wife Katherine confronted a burglary pair at Paradise Mobile Homes on Augusta Road. Douglas West was shot in the face and neck and is in good condition at MCG. West and Cheryl Curtis were charged with burglary 2nd degree. Mathis may face shooting charges.
The Aiken County Public Library presents a storytelling program featuring Akbar Imhotep. He will share African and African-American folktales about spiders clever turtles and wonders from the African-American experience. The event begins at 7 pm on Tuesday February 16 1999 in the library meeting room. Bring the family for all ages.
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