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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1994

Page

3

Controversy Over Church Sewer Work Spurs Town Inquiry

Maps and witness accounts raise questions about sewer lines near Foreman Church on Pine Street. Town officials say no public funds were used on private property, while residents allege a cover up. Hanna and Berry defend actions, and SLED/FBI discussions yield no illegal findings.

Willard Polk Polk FBI Hanna Eldon M. (Cork) Berry Berry Lillian Hammack SLED Ms. Hammack

Faithful Marches Unite Across Time Zones In Global Event

Faithful participants joined the March For Jesus in Augusta and Aiken as part of a world wide effort starting in New Zealand. More than 1.6 million in the United States and about 160 million globally were slated to march. Rev Peter Eisenman organized Aiken's 1993 march and joined this year’s CSBA effort led by Maranatha Christian Center in Augusta. Area churches registered include Augusta Bible Deliverance Temple Church of the Harvest Dayvale Baptist First United Pentecostal Living Faith Living Word Christian Center Maranatha Tabernacle Marvin United Methodist New Life Pentecostal Oak Grove Baptist Old Union Baptist Piney Grove Baptist St James United Methodist Thankful Baptist United Methodist Vineyard Whole Life Ministries Woodlawn Baptist North Aiken Baptist Solomon's Faith Fellowship Fairview Presbyterian and others.

Jesus New Zealand America Peter Eisenman North Aiken Rev. Eisenman Rhonda Johnson Augusta Frank Johnson Rhonda Ing and Prayer Augusta Bible Deliverance Temple Church of the Harvest Dayvale Baptist First United Pentecostal Living Faith Living Word Christian Center Maranatha Christian Center Maranatha Tabernacle Marvin United Methodist New Life Pentecostal Oak Grove Baptist Old Union Baptist Piney Grove St. James United Methodist Thankful Baptist United Methodist Vineyard Whole Life Ministries Woodlawn Baptist Aiken Midland Valley First Church New Covenant Praise New Life Baptist

EEOC draft guidelines spark fire over religion in workplace

The EEOC faced sharp opposition as draft guidelines on religious expression in the workplace drew protests from citizens and lawmakers. Critics warn of religion free work zones, while supporters stress freedom to practice faith. The commission plans to redraft to address concerns and clarify that religious symbols and beliefs are not to be restricted in harassment rules.

Public Works Commission Hanna Sanders SLEC FBI State Attorney General's Office Gion Alquist EEOC Commission Reginald Welch Don and Kathy Fredrickson Gladstone, Ore Paul John Steinbart St. Louis Atlanta Dudley Rochelle Congressional House Senate Howell Heflin D-Ala Hank Brown R-Cole Welch

Harwell Reflects on Legacy and Future Plans at 62

Elaine Fowler lauds Harwell for accessibility and vision in mediation reform and judiciary rules. The Mars Bluff jurist, who influenced major opinions, says he may return to legal practice and also start a dispute mediation company while staying connected to the bench. He plans to join Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough, the state’s largest firm.

Pal Harwell U.S. Supreme Court Mars Bluff Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough

Records Pattern Raises Suspicion Over Ellenton Paving

Records show paving projects tied to Ellenton sewer work were unfinished while others without sewer links were completed and paid from sewer funds. Notable items include a church parking lot and a Shaw-owned Ohio Street driveway, with local figures named in a widening controversy.

Eric K. Ward Foreman Memorial Baptist Church New Ellenton Pine Street Ohio Street Shaw Beam’s ‘Company Beam’s State Attorney General's South Carolina FBI Beam's Norman Strader Sled

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