Press unit breakdown limits color on front page
A disabled press unit prevents color on the front page. The production crew is working to fix the problem and expects repairs by the weekend. Readers are asked to bear with the temporary lack of color.
31 Jul 1997
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1997
Page
1
A disabled press unit prevents color on the front page. The production crew is working to fix the problem and expects repairs by the weekend. Readers are asked to bear with the temporary lack of color.
Gov. Beasley credited federal budget negotiators for preserving funding that helps SC pay health care costs for the poor. He called Rep. John Spratt the hero of the day as a $150 million five year cut was avoided, ensuring coverage for the vulnerable.
Notices list obituaries for Frances E Sprouse of North Augusta Jean P Crawford of Springfield and Lilly Mae Clayton Reece of Aiken with brief mentions of their communities and death notices on page 2B.
Fragmentary text records random cash amounts and a string of numbers. No clear event reason or identifiable names, dates, or placing details are readable.
The Department of Juvenile Justice launches Camp Paupi Win at Camp Long to steer 8 to 10 year olds away from crime. Cody Tuttle emphasizes family centered approach with Clemson Extension and S C 4H Leadership Centers. The camp aims to prevent future system involvement and share the Native American name meaning fun and laughter.
Leroy Langford, 40, of 109 Weaver St., faces kidnapping, sexual assault, and murder charges in the death of 77-year-old Ida Lou Jackson. Authorities say she was beaten and assaulted at 152 Jack Jones St. on May 22 and died July 15 in a nursing home.
An orphan puppy named Header was found alive after two days under a car engine during a heat spell. Dan Hale and his All Tune and Lube team rescued him, then Header was adopted by Hale and his fiancée Christie Hayman.
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