Rev Clinton Henderson Memorial Baptist pastor dies at 62
The Rev Clinton D Henderson died Monday after a heart attack while driving home from his farm. Aiken residents recall his years of service to the needy and his work with the mentally retarded, including room use at Memorial Baptist Church for meetings and aid to families. Born on a Campobello farm, he attended Connie Maxwell Home and Furman University before earning a divinity degree and leading Memorial Baptist Church since 1969. He was celebrated as a caring pastor who opened his doors to the destitute and supported the vulnerable for over 25 years.
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Five South Carolina students place second in History Day trip
Five eighth grade students from New Ellenton Middle School represented South Carolina at National History Day in College Park Maryland. They placed second regionally and state and sixth nationally beating 81 projects and won first place medals for Oral History.
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Waco Raid Sparks US political blame game
Washington columnist Sandy Grady reports on partisan reaction to the Waco siege hearings. The piece highlights undercover ATF agent Robert Rodriguez's testimony about red flags and warnings, and condemns the raid as a major error amid claims of media sensationalism and political manipulation by Clinton allies.
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Gingrich’s big mouth fuels Foster death conspiracy talk
Newt Gingrich faces political price for comments doubting Vincent Foster’s death. He questions the investigation and endorses grounds to wonder what happened while critics warn such suggestions nourish conspiracies. His remarks echo a pattern amid House Republicans and fundraising spins.
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