Teens on Reservation Die in Apparent Self Harm Crisis
Four teens on the reservation reportedly died by their own action in a distressing crisis. Authorities investigated the deaths as self harm incidents affecting the youth community.
08 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1998
Page
1
Four teens on the reservation reportedly died by their own action in a distressing crisis. Authorities investigated the deaths as self harm incidents affecting the youth community.
The city outlines a five year capital improvements program with proposed airport upgrades. Projects include an airport terminal estimate up to 1 million, AWOS system at 75 000, crosswinds runway refurbishment between 130 000 and 400 000, a precision instrument approach system at 500 000, and an ODALS lighting system at 97 178.
Aiken Municipal Airport faces a $4 million slate of capital improvements as it awaits DOE funding decisions. The plan includes a new AWAS weather system funded 50 50 with a state grant and the potential for a newer terminal, runway changes, and a revised layout. City officials note the airport now hosts 36 aircraft and could attract more industrial clients with upgraded facilities and a new T hangar.
The report lists mid day Cash 3 winning run 641 and evening Cash 3 304. Georgia Lotto result shows 51. No additional context or outcomes provided.
The Aiken Bird Club hosts the Winterfest Bird Fair the largest of its kind in the state. More than 50 vendors display and sell birds cages toys and supplies across thousands of square feet through 5 p.m. today. Birds range from parakeets priced at 12 to a $1500 hawk head Amazon parrot with many exotic species on view. The event emphasizes care and education while supporting charitable aims.
President Clinton and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in Washington warned of military action if Iraq defies UN resolutions. Kohl supported action if diplomacy fails. Blair said Saddam has chemical and biological weapons and must be stopped if needed. The discussion occurred during Blair's visit and a stay at Camp David.
In Columbia the South Carolina House shifts away from the video gambling push as the Ways and Means Committee approves Gov Beasley’s statewide ban. Senate supporters say they hold enough votes to block a House ban, with video poker backed by 22 senators and Senate opponents warning of a June deadline.
Thelma Williams, a 54 year old retired nurse, spends decades tracing her family line. She studies fort Monroe Jamestown and Blue Bird Gap Farm searching for records of Anthony Isabella and William Tucker the first black child born in America. Her quest blends love adversity slavery and redemption across a 375 year saga.
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