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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1995

Page

3

Armed Services Panel Renamed and Reorganized under Spence

Rep Floyd Spence announced the House Armed Services Committee will be renamed the House National Security Committee and will reduce subcommittees to five. The South Carolina Republican will chair a reshaped panel overseeing procurement readiness research and development personnel and installations. A second Merchant Marine and welfare panel is also planned.

House Armed Services Committee Floyd Spence R-S.c House National Security Committee Spence U.S Strom Thurmond

Graham backs reform package and limited power in Washington

Senator Graham defends a reform package tied to Newt Gingrich’s agenda. He supports cutting committees and staff by one third, restricting the Speaker to eight years, and limiting chair terms to six years to curb power concentration. He cites Operation Lost Trust to emphasize public service over personal gain.

Graham Newt Gingrich

Aiken Trials and Hunts Highlight Triple Crown Weekend

The Aiken Trials draw about 10,000 spectators at the Two Notch Road venue followed by the Aiken Hunt Meet on March 25 sponsored by the Aiken Jaycees. The 28th annual Aiken Triple Crown ends April 1 with Harness Races at the Banks Mill Road mile track sponsored by USC Aiken Pacer Club, last year attracting about 2,500.

Aiken Two Notch Road Aiken Jaycees Aiken Mile Banks Mill Road USC Aiken Pacer Club

Burnettown considers annexation petitions to expand town

Five annexation petitions are before Burnettown council seeking to add Belclear Heights Jacksonville and areas near a J M Huber Corporation plant and U S 1. If approved Burnettown would more than triple in size expanding from two to three square miles. Residents from Bath and Graniteville weigh in with concerns over identity while some back the move. Burnettown added Breezy Hill Road Posey Street Walker Street and Cathy Drive in a November annexation.

Burnettown Belclear Heights Jacksonville J.M. Huber Corporation U.S. 1 Aiken- Augusta Bath Breezy Hill Road Posey Street Walker Street Cathy Drive

Thurmond Calls for Coherent GOP National Agenda

U.S. Senator Strom Thurmond returns as chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee and urges Republicans to adopt a coherent fiscally responsible national agenda. He promises a stable defense budget, pay raises, new construction, housing, readiness improvements, and missile defense development.

Spence House Senate U.S Strom Thurmond Rl.c Congress Thurmond Senate Armed Services Committee Sam Nunn Georgia Clinton al Gore Newt Gingrich Armed Services Committee Aiken Rep Floyd Spence Savannah River

Premature Baby Michael Riley Survives Dramatic Birth

Ms Riley rushed to surgery for a cesarean to deliver Michael who was born premature. He spent a month in the Medical College of Georgia neonatal ICU before being discharged at five pounds two ounces. She credits Aiken Regional Pregnancy Hotline for the life saving care.

Ms. Riley Michael Medical College of Georgia Pete Buff Georgia Intensive Graniteville Aiken Regional

Aiken Promotes Infant Health With Hotline and COMPACT

The Health Department credits its staff for educating residents as it launches the Pregnancy Hotline at Aiken Regional Medical Centers and the COMPACT program. Nurses use a question list to guide expandant mothers to care, while city teams share information to pregnant women. Planning for a healthy baby starts months before conception.

Health Department Aiken

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