23 Jan 1998
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1998
Page
1
SARDI Group has announced a 1.8 million grant to Aiken County, supporting regional development. The gift, described as a major investment in local infrastructure, will fund new facilities and services across multiple communities within the county.
Dr. Young Suh of Family MedCenters cites a rise in common colds and some flu cases. He notes fever and duration help distinguish flu from cold, recommends flu shots though Australian flu strains exist. Veleta Rudnick of the Aiken County Health Department mentions rumors of Australian strain but no confirmation. Other cases involve pneumonia presenting with flu-like symptoms.
Death notices list Rupert J. Schaff Gloria Jean Doyle Ida M. Weaver Norene L. Owens and Christopher Hafenbrack, with notices appearing on page 2B. Details include names and locales Aiken and Clearwater with standard obituary briefings.
Thursday midday Cash 3 results show 59 and 9 in one draw while evening Cash 3 numbers were 46 66 and 5 9 1 0 1 1. The message lists numbers for three draws with no clear names or organizations.
Members of the Aiken Chamber of Commerce honored local leaders at a Thursday evening gathering. Tom Abbott presented the Man Woman and Youth of the Year awards. Betty Ryberg received Woman of the Year for her work in education literacy and youth through groups like the Aiken County Library and Teen Pregnancy programs.
Former White House intern Monica Lewinsky avoids immediate questioning as Whitewater probes subpoena Vernon Jordan and Betty Currie. Tape records show Lewinsky discussed in December with Jordan about a lawyer and new job while denying a sexual relationship with President Clinton. Gore backs Clinton's cooperation. GOP leaders call for facts as Lewinsky's deposition is postponed by Judge Susan Webber Wright.
Pok S Yun, an 8th degree black belt and Korean-born grand master with 40 years in Tae Kwon Do, has moved from Florida to Aiken to coach children and Olympic hopefuls. A native of Korea, he was Korean National Champion in 1966-67 and led the Korean Navy Tae Kwon Do program 1967-74. He emphasizes discipline, hard work, and mindset, promising improved fitness, self confidence, and school performance through vigorous workouts and kicking and punching drills.
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