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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1997

Page

13

Tuition free math teaching course at USC Aiken

A tuition free course for teachers is planned for a noon Friday at USC Aiken. Instructors Gloria Allen and Gwen Johnson will teach in the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center. The class titled Enhancing the Teaching of Mathematics with TL83 and TI 92 Graphing Calculators Institute offers three hours of graduate credit and a fall follow up session. Call 648-6851 ext. 9313 for details.

USC Aiken Gloria Allen Gwen Johnson Ruth Patrick Science Education Center

Car thefts and break-ins reported across local areas

Police blotter details July 29 through July 31 incidents including a 1983 Cadillac Fleetwood stolen from Kroger on Silver Bluff Road valued at 2500, a car broken into at Aiken Mall with damage and 800 in stolen audio items, shed burglary on Laurens Street with tools worth 3000, and a Suzuki four wheeler stolen from Granite Drive with a 6000 value. Updated 7 31 97.

Kroger Silver Bluff Road Aiken Mall Laurens Street Granite Drive Graniteville

Stocks Close for July 30 1997 Edward Jones Report

Edward Jones representative Greg Paschal provides closing stock figures for July 30 1997. Market activity details include price changes and notable movers.

Greg Paschal Edward Jones

Tea Garden Gifts founders Cathy Bland and Mike Willis

Cathy Bland and Mike Willis, new owners of Tea Garden Gifts, began their partnership as children in the 1970s with a lemonade stand on Gamble Road in Kalmia Hill.

Cathy Bland Mike Willis Tea Garden Gifts Gamble Road Kalmia Hill

Senate furniture spat mirrors power struggle in South Carolina

Senate president pro tempore John Drummond led a 31 to 16 vote to buy 165 600 dollars of desks and chairs for the renovated Statehouse. Lt. Gov. Bob Peeler and allies oppose the purchase saying taxpayers deserve better and accuse Drummond of political maneuvering.

Columbia Senate South Carolina Chamber John Drummond Ninety Six Bob Peeler Greg Ryberg Peeler Old Guard New Guard Rules Committee Glenn McConnell Charleston Drummond House McConnell Statehouse Committee Statehouse Ryberg Louise Majors State Budget and Control Board

Mobile classrooms still on the move in Aiken County schools

Portable trailers are being readied to ease space shortages as Kennedy Middle and New Ellenton Middle recycle mobiles for Hammond Hill Elementary Wagener Salley High Millbrook Elementary and others. District officials note some units are worn and need care while crews reinforce safety features for upcoming classes.

Aiken County Kennedy Middle New Ellenton Middle Hammond Hill Wagener-Salley High Millbrook Elementary Sheneque Jackson ALL. Corbett Middle Corbett George Rogers Kennedy Rogers Allen Mayberry Joey Anderson Mobiles Coungewide Frankie Lambright Millbrook

Schools Plan Draws Favor Among Teachers Across Aiken

Teachers in Aiken County and across the state push for early retirement with full benefits. A proposed bill would remove the 25 year penalty, allowing full benefits after 25 years regardless of age, while current rules require 30 years or age 65. District educators urge stronger pay growth beyond year 17 to retain staff and curb burnout.

Aiken County Alice Blair New Ellenton Middle School Ann Stevens Belvedere Elementary Aiken County Education Association Sheran Proctor

Renovated ADPS Substation Nears Public Opening

The Aiken Department of Public Safety Station 2 on Silver Bluff Road nears final inspection before opening. Chief Carrol Busbee says occupancy could start within two weeks and the two bays will fit the new fire truck and offices. An open house is planned after the opening.

Aiken Busbee ADPS

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