25 Jun 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1995
Page
1
Representative Lindsey Graham plans a Monday news conference in Aiken to address Medicare funding and to announce the formation of a Medicare Advisory Committee for the Third District. The event starts at 11:30 a.m. at the Aiken Area Council on Aging.
Aiken County Transportation Committee will discuss ongoing drainage projects and drainage matters. The meeting is Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the County Council Chambers and is open to the public.
A Lexington man Glenn Cromer, 28, died in a 3 a.m. head on crash on U.S. 1 in Aiken County. State patrol identified the victim and said the investigation is incomplete with few other details available.
Obituary notices for Maybelle S Beaudry Augusta Willard Brown Langley Sara Ann Cook and Hubert Jernigan appear on Page 11A detailing their deaths and brief biographical notes.
Aiken faces a July 1 1995 budget deadline with a 121 million proposal. Two meetings at the Education Center invite public comment. board aims to balance revenue while cutting about 18 teachers and 120 aides. Admins propose trimming work years for staff to save funds.
Brian Neill reports on a school case where a boy labeled with attention disorders faces the decision to use Ritalin and similar psychostimulants. The piece outlines how the drugs affect behavior and attention, with expert notes on brain impact and gender differences.
Saturday’s Experience Aiken Craft Show at H. Odell Weeks Center drew nearly 100 vendors from Georgia and the Carolinas offering handmade items. Eight-year-old Joseph Hardy eyed a hand carved fire engine and a wooden truck as his father bought several toys amid lively heat and enthusiastic crowds.
The South Carolina Department of Corrections opened the 576 bed Trenton Correctional Institution built by inmate labor, a cashless site with uniforms and security as top priority. It will employ 177 new county jobs and support the nearby federal jail project, spurring regional growth and infrastructure upgrades along U.S. 25 from Johnston to North Augusta. The facility aims to train inmates for productive returns as tax paying, law abiding citizens after release.
In Aiken County educators describe Ritalin as helpful for students who struggle to sit still pay attention and do tasks. Some warn it is overused as a corrective shortcut without strong behavioral management and note inadequate follow up via Conner Scales to monitor dosage and progress.
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