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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 2001

Page

7

Woodside homeowners weigh purchase of club and courses

Woodside Plantation residents consider buying the country club and two golf courses from Club Corporation of America. A core group led by Jerry Linton seeks enough interest to bid. July deadline set to gauge financial participation and present an offer. The Woodside HOA supports information sharing but remains neutral pending further details.

Woodside Plantation Puntry Club Woodside Jerry Linton Club Corporation of America Linton Club Corporation Walter Lamb Doug Bell Bob Rogers Richard Lamar Lamar

Pendulum gift honors long-serving USCA chancellor

Bridgestone/Firestone South Carolina donates an 85 thousand dollar Foucault pendulum to the USCA Center of Excellence in Education Technology in Aiken. Plant manager Steve Brooks praises Alexander for advancing the center and ties the device to local industry and education. Dr. Robert E. Alexander, USCA chancellor for 17 years, helped attract Bridgestone/Firestone. The 120 pound brass pendulum swings 8 feet in diameter, showing Earth's rotation as it moves with a magnetic drive system.

Bridgestone Firestone South Carolina Steve Brooks Firestone Alexander Brooks Jean Foucault Robert E. Alexander Hallman USCA Firestone Company Gary Senn Center of Excellence In Education Technology Sean Aiken Senn North Pole

Refund 1010 for the money plans sparking family hopes

Elizabeth Schoultz of Jackson aims to buy back-to-school clothes and supplies for her two daughters, ages 11 and 14. Janice Tutt of New Ellenton plans part of her refund for church needs, while Genevieve Erny notes Sen. Strom Thurmond has filed for an extension and may not receive a check until processing.

Elizabeth Schoultz Jackson New Ellenton Janice Tutt Genevieve Erny Sen Strom Thurmond Sen. Thurmond

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