Dr Noble to lead Seattle college after ATC tenure
Dr Kathy Noble will resign as president of Aiken Technical College after nearly five years to become president of North Seattle Community College. The ATC Commission accepted her resignation with profound regrets noting fiscal strength, rising enrollment, and a strong building program under her leadership.
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Kathy Noble
Paul Blowers
UTC
South Carolina
Florida
Daytona Beach Community College
University of Akron
Florida Atlantic University
Ryan
Matt
South Aiken High
Linda Eldridge
Obituaries of Brock Burris Holmes Burris and Osborne
Obituary notices list deaths of Imogene T Brock Joanna E Holmes Burris Burma Roberts Osborne and Augusta Harry T Farmer in Washington DC and Summerville. Notices appear on page 2B with brief biographical details and funeral arrangements as reported.
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Imogene T. Brock
Joanna Eura Holmes Burris
Washington, DC
Burma Roberts Osborne
Augusta Harry T. Farmer
Summerville
Tuesday’s Winning Run Ends Tight League Night
An OCR fragment notes a Tuesday game with a 3 evening 0 4 score and players including Canh Pantasy and Bal. It references times 8:10 and a 431 big money balance. The readable items point to a sports score brief without full context.
Blaze Engulfs Home on Union Street in Aiken
A morning fire destroyed the wood frame home of Arthur and Mary Williams at 227 Union St. No one was home. The family sought warmth at Smith-Hazel Recreation Center as responders and Red Cross assist. Cause under investigation. Captain Tom Galardi urged caution with heat sources in cold weather. Fundraising planned by Kenneay Minaieschoor.
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Ginny Southworth
Union Street
Arthur and
Mary Williams
Union St
Ames
Aiken
Smith-Hazel
Apt
Tom Galardi
Red Cross
Theamily
The
Ice
Kenneay Minaieschoor
Williams
Galardi
ADPS
Trial to begin Thursday in Clinton impeachment process
Senate leaders struggle to reach a plan as impeachment trial opens Thursday. Key figures warn against a prolonged process while aiming for expeditious action and fairness. Daschle and Rehnquist urge a defined plan. White House signals a aggressive defense. Republicans split on a short versus full trial.
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Washington
Senate Gop
Clinton
Senate
Trent Lott
R Miss
Tom Daschle
William H. Rehnquist
House
Congress
Daschle
White House
Joe Lockhart
Republcans
Post Office Raises First Class Stamp to Thirty Three Cents
Beginning Sunday the 1 will cost more to mail a one once letter while heavier letters cost less per ounce. Effective Jan 10 first class stamps rise from 32 to 33 cents for up to one ounce. Each additional ounce drops from 23 to 22 cents. Judy Dudley at the Aiken post office notes 33 cent stamps and one cent stamps to use with 32 cent stamps. Other mail rates also rise including Priority Mail to 3.20 for two pounds and Express Mail to 11.75.
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Judy Dudley
Aiken
Laurens Street
Aiken airport aims to upgrade fuel farm and AWOS system
Aiken Municipal Airport plans to replace the old fuel farm with an above ground storage facility while temporary stainless tanks stay in use. Delays from the tank fabricator slow progress, with a revised plan and permit filed. The county delays building permits for the airport until the entrance road meets standards, though no road inspection has occurred. AWOS should be operational within a week as technicians push to bring it online. Bud Coward resigns from the aviation commission to lead Columbia’s Aeronautics Division.
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Aiken Aviation
Aiken
Bill Huggins
Huggins
Commission
Columbia
State Commerce Department
Aeronautics
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Dr. Noble
ATC
Tson
Bridge
Dear Abby
Evision
Blaze
Inton
William Rennquist
Trent Loven
Tom Waschleven
Lantrip’s Oyster Pit
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