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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1996
Page
6
Graniteville parents invited to a 4 15 pm meeting in the school library to share input on desired principal characteristics for Leavelle McCampbell Middle School. A staff session follows at 3 pm.
Board chair warns a member, Earlene Gardner of Aiken County, may go unrecognized at meetings while Gov Beasley decides on removal. Ethics Commission said Gardner was reimbursed 80.50 for six lunches she was not eligible to claim. Harrelson, other board members, and lawmakers push for Gardner's dismissal amid past conflicts over agency control and leadership.
A group of 29 students and staff at South Aiken High School pursues conflict resolution to cut suspensions and improve relations among students, staff, and parents. Walterboro leaders Cathy Turner and Beverly Pournelle highlight a two-year peacemaking program that reduced suspensions and empowered students to own behavior.
Fred Humes and Kay-Lynn Christon outlined growth plans at the Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club. Humes, director of the Economic Development Partnership, discussed major community promotions to attract business and industry investments, introducing Christon of KC Films.
Local promoters list over 300 targeted companies as likely candidates to expand or relocate facilities in the Aiken area. An outreach theme envisions a place with a 365 day growing season highlighting quality of life and growth potential for businesses and the skilled labor force.
Ernie and Ann McFerrin mark the first anniversary of the Aiken Antique Mall located in the former McCrorys building on Laurens Street. The 13000 square foot shop features furniture glassware prints pottery books and polishing supplies. A store wide sale Aug 3 11 thanks customers for a year of support.
Aiken reports detail Mo Jo Mays, once a major crack dealer, slated for release after a drug conviction and addiction treatment. Critics question psychological reform and probation handling while police note only catching criminals is their duty. Cases cited include Paul Koon and Willie Hicks to illustrate perceived risks of rehabilitation.
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