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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1996

Page

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Fire destroys First Missionary Baptist Church in Enid

A predominantly black church in Enid Oklahoma was destroyed by fire around 4 a.m. flames rose 40 feet from the roof as investigators probed accelerant clues and ruled out immediate cause. No injuries reported and pastor Rev Alfred Baldwin expressed heartbreak. Inspectors labeled the blaze suspicious and sought a determined cause. The incident forms part of a string of church arsons across the South.

Enid Okla First Missionary Baptist Church David Gibson Gibson Alfred Baldwin Bill Presley Presley

Deaths and notices and lottery results from page 2B

Obituary notices for Eletheer Catron of Jackson Mississippi Luther Proctor Salley James Williams of Bath are listed. Lottery results show Wednesday winning numbers Casa 3 S49 Powerball 7 15 23 38 48 powerball n.

Eletheer Catron Jackson Luther Proctor Salley James Williams Bath Casa

Local grants seed jobs plan for Savannah River area

Four proposals share 325000 seed capital to create and preserve jobs after SRS downsizing. SARDI maps a $4.7 million pool funded by Congress and the Energy Department, with matches from recipients. Projects include Frisby Technologies water toxin removal, HUMOSOIL wood waste product, Siemens manufacturing curriculum, and USC Aiken business center, aiming for hundreds of jobs now and thousands later.

Roddie Burris Savannah River Congress Department of Ener Sardi Frisby Technologies Inc Humosoil Inc Greenville Siemens Energy and Automation USC Aiken Clemson University Savannah River Technology Center Aiken Technical College

Taking Care Of Schools Taking Care Of Schools

Dr. Frank Roberson of Aiken County Public Schools will become assistant superintendent for instruction, overseeing local schools to boost performance. He calls the promotion humbling, grew up poor near Old Storm Ranch, and credits early encouragement for his career in education.

Bill Bengtson South Carolina Frank Roberson Aiken County Area 5 Dr. Roberson Jefferson Elementary School Bath

Aiken and Orvieto Ready for First Contact

Aiken and Orvieto in Italy set for first formal telephone contact after months of outreach. George Custodi and Janet Augeri will formalize the relationship with Orvieto as Aiken expands international ties through GAPP head Art Lader. The Sister City program links civic groups and businesses, sharing history and culture.

Chasiti Rinkland Aiken Orvieto Italy George Custodi Janet Augeri Art Lader Europe Fred B. Cavanaugh Lader GAPP Rotary Club Aiken Chamber of Commerce Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club Custodi Chamber of Commerce Montmorenei

Vote Numbers Show Power Migration

By Carl Langley electoral power shifts from Horse Creek Valley and rural areas toward Aiken County urban centers. Denton Johnson says a few precincts in Aiken and North Augusta can swing elections, with six to seven small rural boxes combined rarely guaranteeing a win. The distribution shows county outcomes hinge on a handful of urban and rural precincts.

Carl Langley Horse Creek Valley Aiken County Denton Johnson Aiken North Augusta Johnson

1996 Peach Crop Devastated In South Carolina

Chilled weather this spring left South Carolina peach growers with a severely reduced crop, about five percent of normal in some reports. Officials note two freeze nights in March and three in April damaged blossoms, with coastal areas faring better. Clemson extension agent Tom Biga emphasizes regional differences and the surviving fruit as large and flavorful.

South Carolina Jerry Watson Gerald A. Watson and Sons Monetta Clemson University Tom Biga

Forecast Calls For More Rain In Aiken County

The National Weather Service says more rain is coming to Aiken County with scattered thunderstorms likely through the weekend. Temperatures will range from the upper 60s to the low 70s, and June remains among the wettest months, with total rainfall this year reaching 24.01 inches and recent 24 hour total at 4.9 inches across the region.

Aiken County National Weather Service

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