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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1994
Page
1
Business leaders asked Governor Campbell to call a special session to end the Confederate battle flag controversy. State Sen. Darrell Jackson of Columbia was approached to lobby for the session.
Columbia AP The South Carolina Transportation Department plans a pilot program using medium security inmates in six crews of eight to work on roads. The effort aims to save more than 1 million dollars with minimal costs to the department, including stipends for inmates and supervision. Charleston AP Spoleto Festival USA reports ticket sales shortfall around 250000 dollars below a 1.6 million goal, offset by contributions per festival chairman Homer Burrous.
The dedication showcases a $10.2 million, three story building housing the School of Business, School of Education, and a Wellness Center. It features an interdisciplinary Walter O Connell Economy Enterprise Institute and a joint program with Aiken Regional Medical Centers for cardiac rehabilitation offerings.
Obituary notices for Index Melba Oneita Moore Campbell of McMinnville Tennessee Lucille P Driggers of Blackville Velva Deane Leatherwood of Hopkins Charlotte North Carolina Genevieve S O Gorman and John W Reiner Sr of North Augusta Ervin B Bell Smith of Valdese North Carolina appear on Page 2B with brief notices announcing their deaths and funeral details.
Acting Chairman Ronnie Young defeats Democrat Mike Toole by 3,467 to 927 to become council’s permanent leader. He vows cooperation to finish Carrol H. Warner’s term and urges unity for county business. Toole notes a clean race, while Young credits the people for his win.
Cheryl Smith argues administrators mishandled a 9 year old daughter's issue at Redcliffe Elementary in Aiken County. The series notes the district serves about 25 000 students and will continue through Saturday. Principal Candye Slay is referenced.
South Carolina lawmakers avoid major auto insurance overhaul as Gov. Carroll Campbell nears term limit. Rates have fallen and pressure is easing, with Campbell urging a choice no fault system. Industry and officials cite progress while critics warn of political resistance and legal fights.
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