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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1998

Page

6

Rhythm & Brass concert paints a musical tapestry at USC Aiken

A four year old ensemble from across the nation performed at the Etherredge Center on the University of South Carolina Aiken campus blending classical and jazz works. Charles Villarubia and Rex Richardson led on tuba and trumpet with Wiff Rudd Alex Shahan Thomas Brantley and David Gluck contributing. The program opened with classical fare including Carnival of Venice on tuba and concluded with Ellington era jazz improvisations. The group has released three albums and a new Ellington tribute album is due next week.

University of South Carolina Aiken Charles Villarubia Boston Rex Richardson New York City Wiff Rudd Dallas Alex Shahan Portland Maine Thomas Brantley Jackson, Miss David Gluck Brooklyn Ellington Villarubia Richardson

Lewinsky aided by lawyer seeks favorable deal and immunity

The article notes Monica Lewinsky consulted attorney William Ginsburg in Washington and sought an immunity deal in exchange for cooperation. It details her affidavit denying a sexual relationship with the president, and outlines her Pentagon role, security clearance, and multiple foreign trips with officials.

Washington Frank Carter Lewinsky Ms. Lewinsky Starr Ginsburg White House Pentagon Department Kenneth Bacon

Amber Pickering Finds Independence With Church Help

Amber Pickering leaves welfare behind with aid from a local church and DSS support. The congregation provides noncash help, job guidance, and budgeting while avoiding strings. Amber now works as a unit clerk at Aiken Regional Medical Centers and plans to pursue nursing school.

Amber DSS Department of Social Services Aiken

Sheheen Nears Run for State Education Superintendent

Fred Sheheen, ousted last summer after 10 years leading the Higher Education Commission, plans to run for state education superintendent as a Democrat. He would face Tenenbaum and Parks in the primary. Nielsen hinted support if he runs. Republican candidates include Eckstrom, Sutherland, and White. Nielsen intends to back Sheheen.

Columbia Fred Sheheen Higher Education Commission Barbara Nielsen Sheheen New Tenen‘baum Tom Parks Inenbaum Camaign Parks Clemson David Eckstrom Irma Rebekah Sutherland Aiken Jim White Hanahan Congress Nielsen Fred

ITP Suspension Request Review Stalls at DOE

SRS filed for suspension with the SRS Department of Energy for review by Washington officials and the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board. DWPF operations were not expected to be hampered. Up to 98 percent of SRS's 34 million gallons of high level waste is soluble salts. Construction on the ITP began in the mid 1980s with testing in 1996 and a December shutdown decision for modifications and safety review. Chemical analyses looked at reducing benzene levels in the ITP.

SRS Department of Energy Washington Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board DOE DWPF WSRC SRS ITP

Clinton to unveil big education and retirement reforms

Clinton plans a 7 billion program to recruit teachers the first federal effort of its kind. He also backs tax credits for small businesses to start pension plans and easier IRA contributions by payroll deduction. Workers in 401 k plans would be fully vested after three years.

Clinton

Moore subcommittee probes truth seeking in hearings

Investigators push to uncover facts with a majority by Democrats and a Republican minority. Moore leads a seven member panel with four Democrats Ernie Passailaigue Jim Bryan and John Matthews and three Republicans.

Republicans on panel seek access to Hawkins files

The 1A Republicans Harvey Peeler Wes Hayes and Glenn McConnell support seeking entry to the Hawkins files. Moore notes the request came on a unanimous panel vote.

Harvey Peeler Wes Hayes Glenn McConnell Moore Hawkins

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