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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1996

Page

3

Voices From The Past On Race And Language Change

A speaker recalls antebellum cruelty and slave life, describing the stench of ships and infants thrown overboard. She explains language barriers, noting forced English learning in America and how African languages shape speech. The discussion links slavery’s stigma to both whites and blacks and cites spiritual resilience.

America Dr. Willis

Voices and Vision Mark Civil Rights History Event

Dr. Sharon J Willis uses operatic voice to recount black history from 1861 to 1865 and beyond. USC Aiken Chancellor Dr. Robert Alexander and ATC President Dr. Kathleen Noble highlight the moment as a turning point toward progress and the power of one person to change society.

Dr. Willis University of Georgia Robert Alexander USC Aiken Kathleen Noble ATC

Patriotic Citizen Detained in Iran Faces Health Struggles

Catherine Pattis, mother of Jon Pattis, recalls his 1986 arrest in Iran while working for Cosmos at Assadabad satellite station. He later claimed a coerced confession about sharing CIA info. He served half of a 10 year sentence, and his sister Ellen Pattis plans to return him to Aiken for graveside services as his health declines and pacemaker is considered.

Iran Catherine Pattis Jon Mrs. Pattis Pattis Cosmos Assadabad Iraq CIA State Department United States Ellen Pattis Miss Pattis Virginia Aiken

Redcliffe Elementary Receives Palmetto’s Finest Honor

Principal Candye Slay notes continued success for Redcliffe Elementary as regional Palmetto’s Finest award winners are announced along with Leaphart Elementary and Drayton Hall Middle. State winners receive plaques, with awards ceremony set for February 3 at Hilton Head.

Candye Slay Redcliffe Elementary Redcliffe Leaphart Elementary Lexington County Drayton Hall Middle Charleston County Palmetto Hilton Head Leavelle McCampbell Cecil Atchley

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