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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1987

Page

4

Rockdale Bulldogs forfeit state title over ineligible player

Rockdale County High School of Conyers Ga abandoned their state basketball crown after self reporting that a player in the post season was academically ineligible. The team remained proud of its integrity as the state association stripped the trophy. Principal Henry Gibbs spoke of the moment as the student body learned the news. Coach Cleveland Stroud defended the decision and praised ethical conduct.

Rockdale Cleveland Stroud State Athletic Association Henry Gibbs Bulldogs

Obituary of Carl A. McGee of Aiken County

Carl A. McGee a longtime Aiken leader from Saluda County and Holley Tractor Co. co owner Ulmer Tractor Co. member of the First Baptist Church and local civic groups died aged former county figures recall his service to youth and farming He supported 4 H Club activities and tractor events and was praised as a trusted community figure by County Council Chairman Carrol H Warner and Extension Agent Terry Mathis

Carl A. McGee Aiken Piney Woods Saluda County First Baptist Church Leonard Williamson Holley Tractor Co Ulmer Tractor Co Ulmer Aiken Junior Chamber of Commerce Carolinas Farm McGee Warner Terry Mathis Mathis Aiken County

Thought For Today Quote by Fred Allen

A quote attributed to Fred Allen describes a committee as a group of men who individually can do nothing but as a group decide that nothing can be done. The line reflects satirical humor about collective inaction.

Fred Allen Comedian

Pity the Headline Writer for Tricky Word Choice

A sampling of famous headline missteps and near misses from newspapers. The piece notes how word choice, voice, and spelling affect punch and meaning in headlines and captions, with humorous corrections and cautionary examples.

Ohio’s Glenn and Celeste Consider 1988 Presidential Runs

Ohio’s top Democrats Senator John Glenn and Governor Richard Celeste weigh White House bids after Gary Hart’s exit. Key backers Tim Hagan and Edward Feighan push Glenn citing his name recognition and debt relief potential, while Celeste faces funding and feasibility questions.

Washington Gary Hart Ohio Hart Walter Mondale John Glenn Richard Celeste Glenn Celeste Glenn Boomlet Cuyahoga County Cleveland Tim Hagan Edward Feighan Ted Kennedy Feighan Rep Richard Gephardt Iowa New Hampshire South Sam Nunn Georgia Clean Senate William White

It Hurts When You Bounce

Paul Harvey reflects on the agricultural recession and recovery across farm sectors. He cites land values dropping from 4000 to 450 per acre, rising debts, rising diversification, and a projected 5 percent rise in net cash income to 46 48 billion. Foreclosures may rise as 100 000 farmers face sell offs while farm debt trends downward.

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