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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1998
Page
3
Mrs. Wampole, aiding the BellSouth Pioneers, guides visitors through Hitchcock Woods in Aiken, helping place signs and design an accurate map that preserves the woods’ mystery. She explores entrances, notes flora and fauna, and invites others to join walks by calling 641-4270.
Government antitrust suits against Microsoft rely on executive emails to argue unfair practices while Microsoft claims context is missing. The piece notes email’s ease of forgery and signatures lacking, with examples from Gates to Lessig and a spooked Ellison.
Gibbons reveals fatigue and inattention as he notes underage buyers persist. The FDA since 1997 requires clerks to request photo IDs with penalties up to 250 dollars. South Carolina deputies report only limited enforcement, while youth access studies show high success rates for teens attempting to buy cigarettes, spurring calls for tougher penalties and better enforcement.
The Ellenton community gathered at the Aiken County Historical Museum for a Sunday opening of a new exhibit. Betty Greene and Ellen Bush Jenkins cut the blue ribbon as former Ellenton residents toured banners and artifacts, including the original town slogan about the town destroyed for a bomb. Caroline Miles praised the sign’s discovery and Carl Brinkley for key contributions, highlighting how the exhibit preserves the memory of Ellenton and gives former residents a sense of home.
Kimberly Renee Poole 21 of Mocksville and John Boyd Frazier 28 of Winston-Salem were charged with murder and armed robbery after William Brent Poole 24 was killed during an attack on a beach walk near Myrtle Beach. Frazier awaits extradition while police question motive.
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