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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1990

Page

11

Brief Vocalists at Gardens in Hopeland Tonight

Christy Brown and John Menger headline a 7 p.m. vocal performance at Hope land Gardens as part of the 1990 Summer Concert Series by the Aiken Parks and Recreation Department. Parking is at Rye Patch on Berrie Road with rain plans at South Aiken High School. Remaining dates include July 30 Fort Gordon Band, Aug 6 The Riders, Aug 13 Aiken Community Band, and Aug 29 Fort Gordon Band.

Christy Brown John Menger Hopeland Gardens Aiken Parks and Recreation Department Rye Patch Berrie Road South Aiken High School Fort Gordon the Riders Aiken Community

IPTAY Raises Record $5.8 Million in 1989-1990

Clemson athletic booster IPTAY collected a record 5.8 million dollars for the 1989 1990 year despite fewer donors, club president Eddie Dalton said. The total rose from 5.3 million the year before and came from 18 364 donors.

Clemson IPTAY Eddie Dalton Dalton

Five Top Spots Freddie Houston Visited in Taipei

Freddie L. Houston relief supervisor at Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp returned from a business trip to Taipei Taiwan listing his five favorite places. The list includes Snake Alley The Grand Hover Kiss Disco Club noted as the largest disco in the eastern world The National Museum and the local pool room.

Freddie L. Houston Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp Taipei Taiwan Snake Alley World National Museum

University Theatre Players at WSC Aiken May Set Record

The University Theatre Players at WSC Aiken may have set a record with their first production under the new name. Before Sunday’s matinee, over 1,600 people had seen three performances of the 1950s musical Grease directed by Jack Benjamin.

University Theatre Players WSC Aiken Jack Benjamin

Birthdays for Local Figures Highlighted in Section

A list of birthday acknowledgments includes Chris Sanders John Weems Randy Brady J H Cushman Ellen Q Willis Ronnie Brisc Joe H Watson Beery Alex Benjamin Console, showcasing community figures celebrated in the period’s sosial notes.

Chris Sanders John Weems Randy Brady J.H. Cushman Ellen Q. Willis Ronnie Brisc Joe H. Watson Beery Alex Benjamin Console

South Carolina Leaders Urge Wilkins for Supreme Court

Gov. Carroll A. Campbell Jr and Sen. Strom Thurmond call on President Bush to nominate William Wilkins Jr. to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing the South deserves a seat as Wilkins, a Greenville appeals judge, emerges as a top candidate amid Brennan’s resignation.

Columbia South Carolina Bush William Wilkins Jr U.S. Supreme Court South Supreme Court Carroll Abell Jr Strom Thurmond Rl.c White House Wilkins Greenville FBI Reagan Administration Anthony Kennedy Gov Campbell Sen. Thurmond Thurmond Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Pickens Sen Reagan 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals Richmond

Chief Chief Jordan joins police academy to lead Wagener force

Ray Jordan the Wagener police chief, at age 68, enrolls in the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. He attends alongside 59 men and two women, completes the full eight weeks to learn child abuse laws, pursuit driving, and rights training, hoping to set an example for his department.

South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy Columbia Jordan Marine Corps Academy Wagener Ie Uu Utes Man Iti

Write-In Candidate To Run For Jackson Council Seat

Catherine Hiatt, a Jackson resident since 1953, announced as a write-in candidate for the vacant Town Council seat. She faces P. K. Greene and Andy Keller in the election to replace Walker Padgett who resigned in May. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Town Hall 106 Main St.

Jackson Town Catherine Hiatt P.K. Greene Andy Keller Walker Padgett Mrs. Hiott Jackson Main St

Weekend Accidents Kill Nine Across South Carolina

Nine people died on South Carolina highways over the weekend. Kenneth Epps twenty two of Summerville and Richard Tabor twenty four of Ladson perished when their pickup struck a tree on U.S. 17 in Dorchester County. Jeffrey Keith Johnston thirty one of Gaffney died after a motorcycle left Parris Bridge Road near Spartanburg and hit a cement pipe. Ruby Anderson seventy five of Bethune died in a head on crash on S C 1 near Bishopville. Connie George Williams twenty four of Hodges died in a crash on Sunday morning.

South Carolina Kenneth Epps Summerville Richard Tabor Ladson Epps U.S. 17 Dorchester County D.C. Highway Patrol Highway Patrol Jeffrey Keith Johnston Gaffney Parris Bridge Spartanburg Ruby Anderson Bethune S.C Bishopville Lee County Connie George Williams Hodges

All-Black Regiment Recounts Story Of Duty

About 300 veterans of the U S Army 24th Infantry Regiment gathered in South Carolina to recount their Korean War service and push for accurate Army histories Some veterans recalled the unit’s early actions in Korea and a 30 day hold of the Pusan Perimeter while others acknowledged racist leadership and fear of desertion The reunion also highlighted the regiment lineage back to the 1898 Battle of San Juan Hill with veterans expressing deep personal bonds and a sense of unseen sacrifice

Columbia U.S. Army South Carolina Korea Harry Davis Cleveland 24Th Infantry Regiment U.S Yechen Pusan 24Th Truman Dillard San ‘Juan Hill

Actress calls S C racist over film visit in 1990s

Spartanburg reports actress Julia Roberts touring Upstate area for a Fox movie and blasting the region as horribly racist in Rolling Stone. She recalled Abbeville and Spartanburg filming for Sleeping with the Enemy, saying local crowds avoided and restaurants were lacking while living there for weeks.

Spartanburg Julia Roberts Upstate 20Th Century Fox Sheet Beene Samaoanty Ms. Roberts Roberts Abbeville Rolling Stone Magazine Cedar Falls Iowa

Hitchcock Cleanup Begins in Hitch Cock Woods

Dr. Harry E. Shealy, chairman of the Hitchcock Foundation, announces a two week cleanup in Hitchcock Woods. A professional crew will remove dead trees and fallen timber along trails, guided by marked yellow Xs, under trustee supervision. Weather and conditions may affect the schedule.

Hitchcock Woods Harry E. Shealy The Hitchcock Foundation Shealy

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Aiken Ferrell E. Rodgers William Brennan Police Academy Agener Ray Jordan Tion Wagoner Jackson Council Associated Press All-Black Regiment Hitchcock
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