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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1996

Page

3

Downtown Aiken shop owner closes long running store

Margaret Holley of Aiken Office Supply and Book Shop announces the downtown location will close. She opened The Book Shop in 1960s and expanded to a 15,000 square foot Whiskey Road store in 1994. The Whiskey Road site is more profitable, with phased closure of downtown planned by mid February and a sale or lease of the building sought.

Scott Webster Margaret Holley Aiken Betty Sharp LeRoy Breland Aiken Office Supply Whiskey Road Aiken Mall

Graham criticizes Clinton welfare veto and budget stance

U.S. Rep. Lindsey Graham accuses President Clinton of blocking welfare reform and preventing a balanced federal budget. He says the veto forces reliance on government and contradicts promises to end welfare as we know it.

U.S Lindsey Graham R- 5.D Clinton Graham

Graham office hours set in North Augusta

U.S. Rep Lindsey Graham will hold constituent hours at the North Augusta Community Center in Room B on January 31 and February 28 from 9 to 11 a.m. The sessions aim to discuss welfare reform and budget balance with residents.

North Augusta U.S Lindsey Graham North Augusta Community Center

SRS Bill On Agenda Promotes Tax Credits Near Savannah River Site

Rep. James Roland Smith markets a bill to aid counties within 50 miles of the Savannah River Site. The measure would grant tax credits for job sustaining firms and incentivize investment in Aiken Edgefield Barnwell Allendale and Hampton. Smith expects quick House approval by end of next week.

Savannah River House James Roland Smith Langley Smith Aiken Edgefield Barnwell Allendale Hampton

Schools grapple with test changes and deregulation impact

The district reports slower gains after switching from Stanford 8 to Metropolitan Achievement Test 7, complicating comparisons of progress. Jackson Middle School principal Angela Burkhalter says deregulation loss will raise concerns but will not harm core instructional programs or offerings.

State Department

Huff resignation triggers special election for District 83

Beck, Penn State graduate and father of two, works for Westinghouse at the Savannah River Site. Huff’s exit will force a special election to fill the District 83 seat, with the winner possibly unable to attend any 1996 meetings. The process could push past the June adjournment, leaving the seat open in fall elections. Huff, elected 18 years ago as a Democrat and switching to Republican in 1988, chaired the House Rules Committee.

Penn State University Westinghouse Savannah River Huff

Aiken natives honored for lifelong service and leadership

Sumter native Mrs. Scott led Shaws Fork Baptist Church choir for over 40 years without pay and held multiple local music and civic roles. Baltimore native Will Cole helped found the Aiken Community Playhouse and led theater efforts, Open Heart surgery drive, and youth programs. Naina Khera, Midland Valley Junior Miss, chairs parade committees and aids homeless, while Rich of Spartanburg built a local law practice and civic service record.

Sumter Scott Aiken Coker College University of South Carolina New York Shaws Fork Baptist Church Aiken Music Teachers Association Will Cole Baltimore Washington Louisiana du Pont Savannah River Cole Naina Khera America Miss Khera Ken County North Augusta Honors College USC Harvard Preet Khera Col D.S. Khera Clearwater Khera Spartanburg Rich Wofford College

NFIB chief Keynotes Aiken Chamber Banquet

Jack Faris president and CEO of the National Federation of Independent Business spoke at the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce FARIS banquet in USC Aiken Student Activities Center. He urged small business owners to engage in politics to protect their interests and explained NFIB’s battle priority system based on member input.

Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce Jack Faris National Federation of Independent Business Faris USC Aiken

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