Aiken Choral Society and Band Concert at Hopeland Gardens
The Aiken Choral Society with the Aiken Community Band perform at Hopeland Gardens as part of the 24th Summer Concert Series hosted by Aiken Parks and Recreation. The series runs Mondays at 7 pm with July 29 Swingsation and August acts. parking in Rye Patch, disabled lot at Hopeland Garden, weather info at 642.7648. Also on the docket, the Aiken County Board of Education meets Tuesday at 7 pm at the Educational Center to discuss expulsions, experimental courses, transfers, grants, bids, personnel, and an executive session for bids and architect selection.
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Aiken Choral Society
Aiken Community Band
Hopeland Gardens
City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Department
Hopelands
Dupree Place
Berrie Road
Whiskey Road
Rye Patch
Hopeland Garden
Fort Gordon
Ireland
Columbia Area
Aiken Commons
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Obituary notices list several Clyde area deaths
Obituary notices on Page 5A include Ivory Dinkins of Cincinnati Ohio Robert Harrison Jr of Aiken Ida 0 Schildebeger of New Ellenton Mattie S Spires of Vaucluse Elizabeth M Waddington of Aiken and Margaret Wicker of Aiken.
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Ivory Dinkins
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert Harrison Jr
Aiken
Ida 0. Schildebeger
New Ellenton
Mattie S. Spires
Vaucluse
Elizabeth M. Waddington
Margaret Wicker
Georgia Lottery Sunday Winning Numbers Revealed
The Georgia Lottery announced Sundays winning numbers with Cash 3 drawing 92 6 and Panty Five game numbers 1 12.
Volunteers meet challenge in Aiken strategic plan launch
In March 1993 Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh Jr. tasked 300 volunteers with creating a Strategic Plan for Aiken. Twelve focus groups covered city services culture and arts downtown growth health care recreation and more. After six months the groups presented vision statements and strategies to the City Council for refinement.
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Michael W. Gibbons
Fred B. Cavanaugh Jr
Aiken
Aiken Plans 2010 Strategic Vision In 1992 Series
The Aiken Standard kicks off a four part series on the city strategic plan begun in 1992 to shape Aiken for 2010. Part one reviewed vision, part two explains direction, part three analyzes results, and part four previews future steps.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard
Condon backs off challenge to SC lone district
South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon said a challenge to the state’s only majority black congressional district could pose a conflict of interest as he defends the Legislature in other boundary lawsuits. He noted a later possibility of bringing the case, but left it unresolved, while legislative suits proceed toward Aug. 12 trials that could affect November elections.
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Greenville
Charlie Condon
South Carolina
Condon
Sara Ne
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Texas
U.S
James Clyburn
Clyburn
House
Larry McCutcheon
Florence County
Democratic Party
McCutcheon
Senate
Columbia
Dick Harpoothan
Social Security moves to direct deposit for benefits
The Treasury says starting next month beneficiaries with bank accounts may receive benefits via electronic transfer even if they still want checks by mail. About 61 percent of 43 million recipients already use direct deposit, while those without banks will keep paper checks for now. The move aims to save about $500 million over five years and reduce check theft and forgery by about 100,000 annually. Senior groups praise the measure highlighting increased convenience and security. The program will expand to all federal payments by 1999.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jim Hagedorn
Financial Management Service
Treasury Department
Hagedorn
Phil Gambino
Social Security
Patrick Burns
National Council of Senior Citizens
Stanley Ader
Eastpointe, Mich
Ader
Golf cart allows freedom for paraplegic Amputee Meachem
Charlie Meachem, paralyzed for about 20 years, lost his arm after an elbow infection and sold his cart. Tara Trotter of Hitchcock Home Health and Hospice recalls independent use of a one arm aided by rehab. The agency helped him obtain a new cart to restore mobility.
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Charlie Meachem
Tara Trotter
Hitchcock Home Health and Hospice
Meachem
Hitchcock
Dustin Turner
Remarkable man adapts device for independent use
Meachem praises Hitchcock Home Health as the best agency in the world. He notes a remarkable man who adapts the device to his needs and prefers a nonhandicapped world. Cheri tucks, a Hitchcock social worker, is mentioned.
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Aiken County Boardh of Education
Edgefield Ave
Abby
Georgia Lottery
Nteers
Ginny Southwern
Janet Augeri
Sam Erb
Sociated Press
Lurus
Gole
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