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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1996

Page

9

Aiken County Boards And Parties Set Evening Meetings

The Aiken County Board of Education meets tonight at 7 p.m. at the Educational Center 843 Edgefield Ave NW with expulsions policy revisions and construction updates on the agenda. Republicans meet Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in the County Council Chambers with Rep Roland Smith speaking on the State Legislature session. A fire victim trust fund established for Michael Harrison of 49 Taylor Lane accepts donations at Palmetto Federal Savings Bank. Arts program applications open for the four week Aiken County School of the Arts summer program costing 100 per pupil. deadline Friday.

Aiken County Republican Party Roland Smith Langley South Carlina Michael Harrison Taylor Lane Palmetto Federal Savings Bank

Correction in Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce story

In the June 2 edition the Midland Valley Area Chamber of Commerce mis identified Gloria Busch Johnson who is the secretary of the Midland Valley Area Chamber Commerce. The Aiken Standard regrets torror.

Midland Valley Area Chamber of Commerce Gloria Busch Johnson Idland Valley Area Chamber ‘Commerce Aiken Standard Torror

Burglary at Prompt Loans Targets Gurens Street

Police records show Aiken Public Safety responding to a burglary over the weekend at Prompt Loans on Gurens Street. Unknown suspects smashed entry and stole an unspecified amount, with the break occurring between Friday and Monday morning.

Aiken Depot

Aiken Corporation to receive former JimBo's site from city

The Aiken City Council unanimously voted to donate the former JimBo's Gas N Goodies site to the Aiken Corporation. The transfer shifts cleanup costs estimated at 8000 dollars and gives the group a chance to fund future initiatives, possibly via redevelopment or upscale housing downtown. A second reading will follow at the next council meeting.

Aiken JimBo N’ Goodies Aiken Corporation Wade Brodie Steven Thompson Council Brodie Chesterfield Street Richland Avenue Thompson Aiken County

Funeral Homes Adhering To Stricter State Federal Agency Regulations

State and federal agencies increasingly regulate South Carolina funeral homes affecting sales practices safety and facility maintenance. Operators cite more inspectors surprise tours and undercover customer visits as enforcement grows. Executives say safety rules are costly but essential for public welfare.

Bill Bengtson South Carolina Federal Trade Commission Occupational Safety and Health Administration S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control Joe McClellan George Funeral Home Aiken Toda Jenkins Stephen D. Posey North Augusta Federal Trade Com

McWee death-penalty appeal upheld by court

The South Carolina Supreme Court rejected Jerry McWee’s bid to overturn his death sentence, allowing a second capital trial to proceed. The ruling affirmed Judge Luke Brown’s penalty-phase instructions, with prosecutors planning to pursue two convictions to keep McWee jailed. Justice Finney dissented on overturning the jury verdict amid technical-error concerns.

Carl Langley S.C. Supreme Court Jerry Bridwell McWee Luke Brown McWee Second Judicial Circuit Barbara Morgan David Wills John Perry Willis Perry McVee S.C. 19 George Wade Scott North Augusta James B. Huff Bob Dudek Ms. Morgan High Court Brown Ernest Finney Finney

Barner Helping To Turn Lives Around

During Franklin D. Roosevelt era Aiken formed its Housing Authority a pioneer in SC for aiding low income families. Executive director Reggie Barner outlined programs including Hahn Village clinic adult education after school Kid's Cafe and annual Fun Family Day. The Section 8 Family Self Sufficiency Program aims to cut government dependence by building escrow funds and fostering independence.

Dustin Turner Franklin D. Roosevelt Aiken Aiken Housing Authority South Carolina Reggie Barner Aiken Rotary Club Hahn Village Housing Authority Barner

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George Myers Aiken Center For the ‘Arts By Chasiti Kirkland Ane Scott Webster Luther Groover Barry Hunter St. In Hitchcock Parkway Sion Timothy Isrigninarp G.L. Brightharp and Sons of
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