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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 2001

Page

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Sanders to Enter Senate Race Announcement Imminent

College of Charleston president Alex Sanders plans to announce a U S Senate candidacy within about two months according to South Carolina Democratic Party chairman Dick Harpootlian. Harpootlian said Sanders cannot be an announced candidate and hold the college post, adding the formal announcement will come in 60 days.

Charleston College of Charleston Alex Sanders U.S. Senate Democratic Party College of Charleston Dick Harpoothan

Woman Admits Killing Five Children in Bathtub

A Houston woman told police she killed her five young children after showing stunned officers their bodies in the bathtub. The 36-year-old, allegedly on mood medication since the birth of her fourth child two years ago, was arrested.

Houston

Obituary notices for five individuals across SC and GA

Obituary notices report the deaths of Quemella Felder of Orangeburg Eloise R H Watson of Clearwater Gladys C Hancock of Beech Island and Aldus Sonny Ivey Jr of Augusta. The notices provide basic identification and death acknowledgments for each person in the regional obituary page.

Aldus Sonny” Ivey Jr Augusta

Aiken County Council Expands Administrator Search

The Aiken County Council widens its hunt for a full time administrator with at least three finalists under consideration. Candidates include Clay Killian former York County assistant administrator Wayne Adams and Lex ington Town Manager L C Greene. Greene and Adams remain in the running with potential for one or two more contenders.

Aiken County Phil Napier Clay Killian York Coun Edgefield Wayne Adams Lexington L.C. Greene Aiken Napier Ronnie Young Council Killian Greene Adams Beaver Creek Winnsboro

Trust in local tires blames and links to wrecks

Graniteville plant manager Steve Brooks avoids finger pointing in the tire and vehicle scare. Firestone and Ford blame each other for accidents linking Firestone tires to Ford Explorer SUVs. Brooks, with 25 years in tires, helped start up Tennessee and Graniteville plants and oversees 800 workers.

Graniteville Bridgestone Firestone Steve Brooks Brooks Ford Motor Co Firestone Tire Tennessee

State Education Superintendent outlines gains and aid plan

South Carolina Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum praised schools for progress on SAT and PACT scores and announced early targeted help for 80 to 100 struggling schools. Initiatives include math and science hubs support, benchmark online tests, teacher specialists, and a new Connections Web site with lesson plans.

Myrtle Beach Inez Tenenbaum Tenenbaum State of Schools State of South Carolina Baum State Connections

Bus fleet running out of gas in SC schools

South Carolina faces fuel shortages and lack of funds for new buses as 2001-2002 fuel money may run out. State Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum warns districts of more breakdowns and delays while the state lags in replacing aging buses. SC owns and operates the statewide bus fleet.

South Carolina Inez Tenenbaum Tenenbaum General Assembly

Gasoline prices fall again in Aiken County stations

Unleaded gasoline averaged 1.46 dollars at 15 randomly selected Aiken County stations, down 2 cents over the past week. The decline covers the seven days ending June 21 2001.

Aiken County

Clemson hikes tuition by forty two percent amid budget cuts

Clemson trustees approved a 41.8 percent increase starting August to offset state budget cuts. In-state tuition rises to 5090 and out-of-state to 11284 per year. The university plans a $1 million fund for needy students with grants up to 1200. Local students react with disappointment and resolve to pursue Clemson’s goals.

Clemson University Associated Press Clemson James Barker Tim Maddux South Aikien High School

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