Storytime Programs Continue At Library In North Augusta
Preschool story time runs each Monday at the Nancy Carson Branch through March 25 featuring reading aloud songs and finger plays. The 2 year olds meet at 10 30 a.m. and the 3 to 5 year olds at 11 15 a.m. Free with advance registration. Call Sara Thigpen at 642 7585 for details.
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North Augusta
Nancy Carson
Sara Thigpen
Jackson
Midland Valley
New Ellenton
Wagener
Thigpen
Concept-Therapy courseMarch 9-10 in Augusta
A two day Concept Therapy class will be held March 9 and 10 at the Holiday Inn on Stevens Creek Road in Augusta. Elaine and Leighton Johnson will teach basic concepts natural laws and their relation to health and disease. Participants will identify types of personalities and how they relate. Contact 278-1377 or 796-6475 for details.
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Holiday Inn
Stevens Creek Road
Augusta
Elaine
Leighton Johnson
Halberstam to Speak at USC Aiken on Presidency Series
Pulitzer Prize author David Halberstam will address USC Aiken on March 21 as part of the 1995 96 Lecture Series. The talk centers on The Evolving Presidency with focus on the changing role of the president and the evolving process of filling the world s most powerful position.
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David Halberstam
USC Aiken
Halberstam’s View on Presidents After the Cold War
Halberstam, renowned for The Best and the Brightest and The Powers That Be, sketches how presidential power shifts as the Cold War ends. He notes diminished executive authority and a public craving for steady leadership when external threats fade, in a forthcoming series discussion.
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Halberstam
United States
Page Feels Blessed After Narrow Escape On Busy Road
Former City Billiards owner CHASIT Truman Page recounts a 6 a.m. jog when a car traveling about 50 mph struck him on Old Wagoner Road near John Dee Trantor Day Care. He describes a dramatic rescue, gratitude for the driver's decision to stop, and rapid physical recovery with prayers from friends and church brothers.
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Truman Page
Page
Wagoner Road
John Dee Trantor
Little Sprouts Day Care
City Billiards
Richland Avenue
Democrats Begin Precinct Caucuses In Aiken County
Aiken County Democrats launch the reorganization for the 1996 season with precinct caucuses at 6 p.m. Tuesday across 63 precincts. Delegates chosen at caucuses will feed into the county convention and on to state and national posts, with plans for broader turnout and involvement in selecting the next president.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Bill Clinton
Democratic Party
Kent Brown
Chicago
Brown
United States
Elise Curtis
Richard Johnson
Oman
Burn Baby Burn at Work in Public Fire Service
A columnist argues for a felony law against officials who threaten aid during emergencies and for cooperation across agencies. The piece cites Aiken city manager Steven Thompson threatening to withhold fire service outside municipal limits and recalls Clearwater Bath fire department tensions, noting district splits and past conflicts over response.
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Aiken
Steven Thompson
Gambino
Fire Service
Clearwater
Mercier Hadden
Bath
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