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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2003

Page

2

Appreciation Email Praises Extra Mile Computer Instructor

A reader thanks a computer instructor who went beyond to solve a problem and arranged a referral when needed. The note also thanks a passerby in a pickup and two couples who assisted a husband and wife Sunday night. The writer wishes for more civically engaged citizens and suggests publishing representative contact details.

Two teens admit false kidnapping claim in Aiken

Two juvenile girls confessed after more than 12 hours of maintaining a kidnapping and sexual assault story. Aiken County sheriff's investigators will decide on possible charges and a review of the incident is planned. The girls returned home at about 1 30 a m after attending a Williston party and had stayed out late.

Aiken Barney Eagerton Eagerton Aiken Bowl Williston

Library to host Getting Started Home Schooling seminar

The Aiken County Public Library will host Getting Started Home Schooling at 7 p.m. Thursday. Presented by The South Carolina Association of Independent Home Schools, the free workshop answers questions on advantages and disadvantages, education philosophy, learning styles, and curriculum choices. For more information call 642-7586.

Aiken County Public Library South Carolina Association of Independent Home Schools

Fourth of July drives crowds to Aiken cinemas

Aiken theaters report a steady Fourth of July weekend with The Hulk selling out at the local cinema while Finding Nemo ascends to this year’s top grossing film with 11 million. Nationwide Terminator 3 dominates with 44 million in a five day frame. Nemo tops yearly totals at 274.9 million.

Nemo Aiken Mall Arnold Schwarzenegger Associated Press Aiken Sherrie Stewart Stewart Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc Bethany Fuller Bfuller Aikenstandard.com

Ryan's cow costume drives local market push at Whiskey Road

Shawn Signal works at Ryan's Family Restaurant in a cow suit or Grill Master uniform to greet passersby. The promotion, part of a corporate plan to boost sales, has run for a year with renewed emphasis in recent months. Signal volunteers Thursdays to Sundays, tolerating rude remarks while aiming to make every visitor feel special.

Shawn Signal Signal Whiskey Road Ryan’s Jim Bodiford Ryan's Rene Logeais Logeais Shawn Logears Logea

PBS to Unravel Beech Island Mystery on History Detectives

PBS will air a Beech Island segment July 21 exploring the authenticity of Confederate General Order No. 9 long held by the Beech Island Agricultural Club. The document, claimed to be Lee’s surrender speech, was left to the club by secretary William Heyward Atkinson after his Civil War service.

Beech Island Agricultural Club Robert E. Lee William Heyward Atkinson Lee Appomattox PBS Atkinson Milledge Murray Murray Taft John D. Rockefeller National Public Education Silver Bluff Beech Island Bartley Agriculture Club Tony Tackaberry Wes Cowan New York Washington, D.C Tackaberry Cowan

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