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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 2002

Page

2

City Council Pushes Staggered Terms for City Boards

Aiken City Council approved an ordinance to stagger two year terms for city boards and commissions but rejected term limits. The measure passed 4-2 after heated debate led by Richard Smith and Jane Vaughters. Appointments were recommended and approved, including replacements on the Environmental Committee, Park Commission, BIA, and Historic Preservation Commission.

Aiken Richard ‘Smith Jane Vaughters Easure Board of “Oning Appeals Historic Preservation Commission Beverly Clyburn

Gods Favorite blends Job tale with Neil Simon style tragedy

Aiken Community Playhouse opens Gods Favorite a comic yet spiritual drama about faith tested by calamities. Joe Benjamin a rich but flawed man confronts loss as messenger Sidney Lipton guides his soul through comedy and tragedy with a 60-strong cast. March 1 2 8 9 15 16 8 pm and March 10 3 pm Call 648 1438 for tickets.

Neil Simon Joe Benjamin Bill Brown Angel Messenger Chris Lowe God Satan Joe ACP Marcia Harris Bradley Watts Austin Smoak Gibert Kennedy Stephanie Stanley Bruce Shipman Cooney Sidney Lipton Lowe Augusta Aiken Playhouse Aiken Community Playhouse

Salley resident hosts Columbia political farm reception

Salley resident William Thompson will co host a Columbia reception this evening to support black and small scale farmers statewide. The event, by the Small Farmers Committee for 2002, honors the Legislative Black Caucus and backs Democratic candidate John Long for state Agriculture Commissioner.

Salley Legislative Black Caucus John Long Orangeburg County Melvin Crum Long Newberry County American Soybean Association

Local mills praised for standout safety records in 2001

The South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance cited 181 mills and plants for outstanding workplace safety in 2001. Avondale Mills led with 10 million plus hours without a lost-time accident, followed by Mount Vernon Mills and Avondale’s Gregg plant. Other honored sites include Westinghouse Savannah River Company and Milliken facilities.

S.C. Manufacturers Alliance Graniteville Avondale Mills Mount Vernon Mills Johnston Avondale Gregg Aiken County General Office Garment Sage Mill Fibers Woodhead Warren Dye Townsend Swint Horse Creek Hickman Westinghouse Savannah River Company Precision Machine Works Edgefield County Milliken & Company Milliken Spartanburg Saluda County Barnwell County Springs Industries Duke Power Carolina Power and Light Standard Corporation SCMA State Occupational and Health Safety Administration South Carolina Oday

Annual Health and Fitness Fair Opens in Student Center Gym

The Health and Fitness Fair runs March 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Student Activities Center Gym. The event is free and open to the public with information on nutrition healthy lifestyles and health issues. Free screenings will be offered and more information is available by calling 641-9268.

Man Sapp Arrested in Feb Armed Robbery Case

Leonard Sapp, 31, of 341 Huber Clay Road, was arrested by Aiken County deputies on US Highway 25 in North Augusta after noon. He faces armed robbery charges for the Feb 19 Storm Branch Road convenience store robbery and is held at the Aiken County Detention Center.

Warrenville Leonard Sapp Huber Clay Road Aiken County Sheriff's Office North Augusta Ean Michael Frank Four Seasons Frank Sapp Storm Branch Road Aiken County Detention Center

Controlled burn planned in Hitchcock Woods area

The Hitchcock Foundation will conduct controlled burns this week in the western part of Hitchcock Woods. Spokesman says favorable weather conditions are expected and the aim is to reduce dead wood and natural debris to lower wildfire risk.

Hitchcock Woods Hitchcock Foundation Foundation

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