15 Jan 1997
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1997
Page
1
Aiken County Board of Education pressed for timely completion of Minnie B. Kennedy Middle School renovations. The group compared the pace to New Ellenton Middle delays and noted most Kennedy classes remain in portable rooms as construction continues. Administrators target late January or early February completion.
Obituary notices report the deaths of David Hill Adams Clearwater Alberta Brown Williston Dorothy Dukes Gunter Wagoner Paul Stallings Jr. Aiken Annie Lou Ware Aiken. The notices chronicle each deceased and associated location.
Georgia lottery results list can 3 8 70 Pantany 6 211-2728 with numbers drawn on Tuesday.
A House committee considers a plan to redraw districts forcing 23 lawmakers into fall elections. The proposal, backed by Election Laws subcommittee, would avoid incumbents facing each other and reduce black voting strength in seven districts while only Julia Anne Parks faces re election in a new majority white district.
On the first day of the 1997 session in Columbia a banner reading Keep the flag Dump Beasley appeared on an airplane tow and a dump truck. Beasley faces pressure from Confederate flag supporters while he pushes to move the flag to a memorial on the Statehouse grounds. The controversy shapes early legislative activity with a flag referendum unlikely this session.
DOE finalizes plutonium disposition decision favoring immobilization of at least eight tons at Savannah River Site using DWPF vitrification tech. The choice keeps SRS central to future missions and expands storage and processing plans, with NEPA steps to follow and potential immobilization up to 17 tons of the surplus.
The Aiken County Board of Education voted to invite North Augusta officials to a February 4 meeting to discuss opposition to the city's proposed low tax Tax Increment Financing district. The board argues TIF would divert funds from schools and push costs onto students, and plans a public session at a local school to explain the stance.
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