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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 2002

Page

2

Hale tapped for Chamber annual event

Former South Carolinian and world-traveled educator Dr William Hale Jr will be guest speaker at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Thursday January 17 at 7 PM in USC Aiken Student Activities Center. RSVP by January 9. Cost 30 dollars per person.

Chamber of Commerce William 4. Hale Jr Furman University University of South Carolina Florida State University University of Seoul Korea Hale Prism Associates Athens University of South Carolina Aiken

Palmetto Kiwanis spotlights blind aid programs at USCA meeting

Constance Barksdale and Liz Lewis explained services helping the blind and visually impaired. Barksdale’s Older Blind Program in South Carolina serves 55 plus from Aiken to Barnwell with home assessments on communication transportation and nutrition. Lewis works in SCCB Children’s Services from birth to high school, focusing on employment prep and classroom visits. Palmetto Kiwanis meets first Tuesday for lunch at EJ’s. monthly business meeting is third Tuesday in Admin Building room 110 at USCA.

Barksdale South Carlina Commission For the Blind Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Lewis SCCB Palmetto Kiwanis Eejay’s Adminisation USCA

Workers picket Kentucky Tennessee Clay over union recognition

Langley workers at the Kentucky Tennessee Clay Company, 43 employees, protested in an informal picket demanding management recognize and negotiate with the Boiler Makers International Union Local formed after a 2000 vote. Officials say the company contests the election and NLRA pending. Outside demonstrators included Donna Dewitt, AFL-CIO SC president. Plant operates since 1927. company since 1995.

Scott Webster Leonard Riley International Longshoreman Association Charleston Kentucky-Tennessee Clay Company Huber Clay Road Langley S.C. Afl-Cio Donna Dewitt Kentucky Tennessee Clay Boilermakers International Union Oneunion Pres Ent National Labor Relations Board Columbia S.C Afl-Cio Dewitt

Pastor opposes home schooling rules in Aiken meeting

Columbia pastor Rev Ray Moore told John Birch Society members Monday that House Bill 3364 would undermine homeschooled and private school diplomas. He urged contacting legislators to protest, calling public education a tool to erase Judeo Christian values and labeling reforms as fascist.

ASC House of Representatives Columbia John Birch Society Aiken Ray Moore Moore Exodus Gulag

Silver Bluff Bulldogs honored for state titles and 30 game win streak

The Aiken County Board of Education publicly thanked Silver Bluff High football team for a second straight state championship run and a 30 game win streak, noting a 43 of 44 game run and a 1000 plus SAT average. Trustees invited players and coaches to a meeting and reception to receive certificates.

Silver Bluff High Aiken County Board of Education Warren Whitson Silver Bluff Stuents Whitson al Lown Bulldogs Frank Roberson Rob Novt John Bradley Silver Bluff Shawn Harris

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Sandy Nesmith Rob Novit Pharaoh George Bush Board of Education S.C. General Assembly Ealing Art Hadden Glenn Wilson Wilson John Brown Jack Hunter Shell Floyd@Greene
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