Goodwill opens new CSRA site in Aiken with School of Work
Goodwill Industries CSRA opens a new facility on Whiskey Road in Aiken featuring the School of Work program. A VIP celebration is set for 3 pm with Mayor Fred Cavanaugh, Ronnie Young, and offices of Sen. Thurmorph and governor. The site also houses the job connection office, a retail outlet, and a drive up donation center funded by a $5.3 million U.S. Department of Labor grant.
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CSRA
School of Work
Foodmax
Whiskey Road
Goodwill
Fred Cavanaugh
Ronnie Young
Strom Thurmorfh
Jeff Blake
Blake
US Department of Labor
Aiken
Augusta
Mississippi
North America
Canada
Wendy Copeland
Deaths list of local residents across multiple towns
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Victor H. Bel in Williston, the Rev. P A Coyle in Prosperity, Mary Hankinson in Graniteville, Glen Keeton in Graniteville, Louise Key in Aiken, Judy McKeen in North Augusta, Mattrell M. Moody in Augusta, Rodney Dean Shoup in Aiken, Brenda Simmons in North Augusta, and Lucille Thompson in Graniteville with brief mentions of their communities and notations of continued public notices on page 5A.
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Victor H. Bel
Williston
the Rev. PA. Coyle
Prosperity
Mary Hankinson
Graniteville
Glen Keeton
Louise Key
Aiken
Judy McKeen
North Augusta
Mattrell M. Moody
Augusta
Rodney Dean Shoup
Brenda Simmons
Big Game and Money Spotlight Reported
A fragmented notes piece references a big game dated 27-6-16 and a money emphasis labeled Big Money Ball 8. Mentions include 3 Midday, 3 Bening, and a string of numbers and dates amid unclear context.
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Riday
Wittusang
Bening
Traffic light at Grace Avenue eases Whiskey Road crossing
Equestrians and motorists welcome changes at the Grace Avenue intersection in Aiken after state workers install a traffic light with two rider buttons. Maintainer Eddie George says the system works and public input is encouraged, noting prior cyclical red lights and malfunctioning buttons caused ire. Riders praise steady operation and easier crossings for horses and vehicles.
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Whiskey Road
Grace Avenue
Eddie George
Aiken
George
Grace
Chris Riviere
Wal
Scott Webster
Judge allows license photo sales amid privacy dispute
A South Carolina judge rejected a bid to block a New Hampshire firm from using 3.5 million driver license photos sold by the state. Attorney General Condon plans an appeal while Image Data defends the system as privacy preserving. The ruling and debate echo across states considering similar deals.
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Columbia
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Charlie Condon
Image Data LLC
James Williams
Florida
Colorado
Williams
Condon
State Supreme Court
Bob Houvener
Houvener
House
Jim
Washington takes stock after trial
After a year of political turmoil and an impeachment battle, Washington weighed the outcome with relief and humility. President Clinton was spared dismissal but remains stained in history. Analysts said no side won a clear victory as Democrats and Republicans lamented the process and voters viewed all parties as losers.
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America
Capitol Hill
White House
Columbia University
Ian Brinkley
Independent Counsel
Courts
Press
Congress
Clinton
House
Senate
Ralph Reed
Robert C. Byrd
Graham says case is over after Clinton impeachment
US Representative Lindsey Graham said the case against President Clinton is over for him, though he would not apologize for the House prosecution. Clinton escaped removal as the Senate failed to reach a two thirds vote on impeachment for perjury and obstruction of justice. Senate supporters including Strom Thurmond expressed disappointment, while Thurmond noted Clinton lied in Paula Jones suit.
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Lindsey Graham
Bill Clinton
House
Clinton
U.S. Senate
Monica Lewinsky
White House
Strom Thurmond
Republican Party
Senate
Paula Jones
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