Retired federal workers address Third District congressman
Retired federal employees meet with a Third District congressman to discuss concerns facing their workforce. The session highlights ongoing issues and seeks attention from lawmakers.
07 Jun 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2005
Page
1
Retired federal employees meet with a Third District congressman to discuss concerns facing their workforce. The session highlights ongoing issues and seeks attention from lawmakers.
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Obituaries list six local area deaths including Emma Mcintosh Willis Howard Rouse James Milhouse F Arthur Edenfield David Zupka with brief funeral notices and services to be announced in Aiken. Services details to follow in next edition.
Police arrested Paul Anthony Bates Jr. on an assault with intent to kill charge connected to a May throat slash attack in New Ellenton. Tyrone Andrew Bates remains at large as investigators continue to hunt for the second suspect linked to the Sun shine Club stabbing.
On opening day Gateway resumed after a three year gap due to budget issues. A fifth grader at J D Lever Elementary School showed a three eyed Triops and discussed their biology. The program at South Aiken High School offers visual arts dance drama and music for grades 3 and up with focus on Asian art and culture. Drama teacher Antonio Scales leads students in theater basics and creative workshops while instructor Carla Kerrigan notes plans for shadow puppets origami and silk painting.
The civil case in Aiken County involving Odessa K. Chavous and Margaret J. Weston Medical Center was dismissed after both sides reached a settlement. The parties announced resolution of all issues and asked the court to dismiss the suit. Details of terms remain undisclosed.
The Carolina Rebels from Columbia played at Hopelands Gardens drawing over 600 fans despite heat. They performed old bluegrass and country tunes plus rockgrass style numbers like Charlie Brown, with attendees praising the event and local vibe.
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