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Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2000
Page
1
Goodbye Snoopy ends five decade Peanuts daily run
Charles Schulz ends the Peanuts daily strip after almost 50 years. The Aiken Standard will begin running classic Peanuts from 25 years ago starting Tuesday and will poll readers to decide future comics for the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Brown
Peanuts
Charles Schultz
America
Aiken Standard
Aiken NAACP plans Statehouse rally
The Aiken NAACP will meet at Smith-Hazel Recreation Center at 7 p.m. to plan a march to the Statehouse and a MLK Day rally. The Monday Jan 17 event memorializes Dr. King and supports the NAACP boycott of the Confederate flag. Special guest William Daron will discuss Medicare and Social Security issues. The public is invited and information is available at 502-0170.
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Aiken
NAACP
Statehouse
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
David Walker
Freedom Fund
William Daron
American Association of Retired Persons
Packers fire Rhodes after one season
Green Bay Packers general manager Ron Wolf fired head coach Ray Rhodes and his entire staff after the team missed the playoffs for the first time in seven years. Rhodes confirmed the firings on arrival at Lambeau Field and the team planned a press conference to announce the decision. The move follows Rhodes’ one year in charge after Wolf hired him to replace Mike Holmgren.
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Green Bay
Wis
Ron Wolf
Green Bay Packers
Ray Rhodes
Packers
Ars
Associated Press
Rhodes
Lambeau Field
WTM4
Wolf
Mike Holmgren
ESPN
Bob Harlan
Obituary notices span Newcastle area on 4A page
Obituary notices list individuals including E Clyde Murphy Aiken Claude James Lloyd Jr Effie Lou McKay Vernon M Fulmer Ralph C Dixon Sammie G McClain Madge Abernathy Sam Mathis Coley Jennings Richmond Tyler Alex Quattlebaum Henry Hightower Margie Danforth. The notices appear on page 4A with named residents from Aiken Johnston North Augusta Norway Batesburg Bamberg Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Clyde Murphy
Aiken
Claude James Lloyd Jr
Effie Lou McKay
Vernon M. Fulmer
Graniteville
Ralph C. Dixon
Sammie G. McClain
Jackson
Madge M. Abernathy
North Augusta
Sam Mathis
Johnston
Coley Jennings
Richmond Tyler
Norway
Alex Quattlebaum
Batesburg
Henry R. Hightower
Bamberg
Margie Thomas Danforth
Augusta
Y2K passes South Carolina with smooth turn of the decade
Across South Carolina from Aiken to Aynor and Hilton Head to Seneca, Y2K arrived without major issues. Officials say emergency centers stayed ready, but most feared problems never materialized as communities welcomed the New Year with cautious optimism.
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Columbia
Aiken
Aynor
Summerville
Seneca
Hilton Head
Hickory Grove
Y2k
Oconee County
Henry Gordon
Calhoun County
Norman Knight Jr
Junty
State Center
Mike LaFever
South Carolina
Russ Kelly
Clinton to propose targeted tax cut for 2001 plan
White House aide says President Clinton will unveil a tightly targeted tax cut in his 2001 budget and State of the Union address, similar in scope to last year’s $36 billion package that Congress rejected. The plan aims to preserve Medicare and Social Security while aiding middle class taxpayers.
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Washington
Clinton
White House
John Podesta
CBS
Podesta
Women Edge Into South Carolina Legislature Despite Low Share
South Carolina’s 170 member General Assembly includes 17 women, two of whom are senators, yet no woman leads a policy-making committee. Becky Collier notes the state’s small female legıslature stems from an “old boy network” and limited female pipelines. Gilda Cobb-Hunter and Harriet Keyserling highlight barriers in candidacy and perceptions, while urging broader participation.
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Columbia
South Carolina
General Assembly
Statehouse
113Th General Assembly
Becky Collier
Governor's Commission On Women
House
Gilda Cobb-Hunter
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