Newspaper snippet from June 5 1995 page 1B
Brief readable fragment notes date and page designation indicating a Monday June 5 1995 publication on page 1B with no additional context or headlines readable.
05 Jun 1995
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1995
Page
1
Brief readable fragment notes date and page designation indicating a Monday June 5 1995 publication on page 1B with no additional context or headlines readable.
The Aiken Standard notices mix of rejoicing and sadness as schools near summer break. Principals Clarence Jackson and William Gassman note year end feelings while Dr. Joseph Brooks prepares for retirement. Redcliffe Elementary weighs shorter breaks and year round options. The Tuesday edition will feature area graduates with complete school lists and top student photos.
Obituary notices list deaths of Danny Ray Bell Alien Dr George T R Fairlund Evans Georgia and Charles Henry Fanning North Augusta as published in Page 6A notices.
As Governor Beasley pushes to reopen a landfill for low level nuclear waste, critics warn it could lead to accepting high level waste. Sen Hollings says the state risks becoming a permanent storage site, while debates over Yucca Mountain fate continue amid delays and safety concerns.
Hurricane Allison's outer bands reached Aiken County causing prolonged rain and possible five inch total by Tuesday. Officials warned of hydroplaning and localized flooding while utilities reported no major precautions. Farther east the storm aimed for Florida's Panhandle bringing surge and evacuations as power, roads, and marina facilities faced rising water.
Fred Humes of the Aiken-Edgefield Economic Development Partnership says education is the key to a high tech 21st century economy. He stresses technological education to keep pace as industries demand better basic competencies from students.
The Aiken Standard reports on Savannah River Site cutbacks driving a new push for job creation in Aiken County. Gary Lawrence of the Aiken Tech Prep Consortium notes the need to deliver opportunities as new workers enter the job market. Readers are invited to submit project ideas for economic growth.
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