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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 2000

Page

11

ACTS named Daily Point of Light for service in Aiken

Editorial lauds ACTS and CTS in Aiken County as a worthy longstanding ministry. The article notes ACTS provides food money medicine clothing and household items to the needy and credits CTS with a collaborative church network that amplifies impact. George Bush as honorary chairman is mentioned.

Aiken County ACTS CTS Aiken Points of Light Foundation George Bush Thousand Points of Light Bush Ministry of Acts

Aiken County Raises First Grade Readiness but Trails State

Five years of improving scores push Aiken County first graders to a 78 percent readiness rate. Full day kindergarten and early education programs like First Steps and Success by Six are credited, while parents’ involvement and home nurturing are emphasized as essential to reaching or surpassing the state average of about 84 percent. The piece stresses early literacy, urging readers to ensure children are readers by third grade to avoid long-term reading difficulties.

Aiken County First Rade

Wyatt Honored as Champion for Public Education in Aiken

Wyatt Development Company leader Weldon Wyatt is praised for community service and public school support. He received the Champion for Public Education award from the South Carolina School Boards Association for efforts including funding, facility improvements, and programs across Aiken County. He backs deaf education, golf teams, and the Aiken Junior Golf Association while promoting civic involvement and a Dollars for Scholars endowment.

Weldon Wyatt Aiken County South Carolina South Carolina School Boards Association Mr. Wyatt Wyatt South Aiken High Coker College Aiken Junior Golf Association Joe Wyatt North Carolina Georgia Wyatt Development Company, Inc Southeast University of South Carolina Aiken Wyatt Development Company

Winners and Losers in South Carolina Primary

Bush won SC with 53 percent as the victor, while John McCain and Alan Keyes posted notable showings. Democrats faced a weak turnout, with Lindsey Graham and Carroll Campbell described as mixed outcomes amid a volatile, state focused race. South Carolina itself emerged as a clear winner for national attention and regional campaigning dynamics.

South Carolina Republican Party George W. Bush Bush Michigan White House New Hampshire John McCain McCain Alan Keyes Graham Carroll Campbell Campbell Strom Thurmond Clinton James Brown Lizzard Lee County

South Carolina urged to pass illegal per se BAC at .10

Letter praises Sen. Tommy Moore and Sen. Greg Ryberg for pushing illegal per se to ban driving with a .10 BAC. Opponents favor a .15 standard and 1 1/2 hour testing. Notes SC had 304 alcohol related deaths and 3,700 injuries in 1996. Readers urged to support .10 BAC and two hour testing.

S.C South Carolina Senate Tommy Moore Greg Ryberg SC State Senate United States Moore Ryberg

Etherredge Center hosts Hoagy Carmichael tribute concert

The final concert of the 1999 2000 Cultural Series at the Etherredge Center drew a full house. Columbia Artists Management presented a Hoagy Carmichael Centennial Celebration performed by vocal soloists and a quartet with early swing era instrumentation. Aiken residents praise founder Marti Costantino for adding a lasting cultural touch to the city.

Etherredge Center Hoagy Carmichael Columbia Artists Management of New York Hoagy University of South Carolina Aiken Aiken Marti Costantino William E. Clark

Thankful South Carolina Republicans Praise Primary Effort

South Carolina Republican leaders thank county party chairs state executive committeemen auxiliary clubs and 5600 volunteers for organizing and staffing the presidential preference primary described as the most important in a generation. The entire primary was run at no cost to taxpayers with 1450 polling places open. Voters are urged to continue supporting Republican candidates in November as conservatives seek government reform in Washington and South Carolina.

Bush McCain Democratic Party Clinton South Carolina Lindsey Graham Graham Strom Thurmond Sen Republican Party Washington

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Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen C. Priest Angela R. Nalley David Boyd Eressroom Ames R. Bennett Jr Dist Eldridge Aiken Standard hunter @duesouth.net
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