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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 2001

Page

7

Aiken housing effort links city and authority in 60 duplex replacement

Neighborhood projects led by New Labor and the housing authority reshape the north side of Aiken. The Busch-Home plan converts 60 duplexes into 48 single family homes with city infrastructure support and inmate labor landscaping. Chesterfield North and Toole Hill see upfront city construction costs repaid via state and federal grants. Homeowners receive ownership training to sustain upkeep and insurance. The broader goal is neighborhood rebirth and lasting community pride.

Unns -Atlerea LeDuc New Labor Housing Authority Chesterfield North Toole Hill Aiken

Thurmond Aide Short Helped Drive Senate Vote Majority

Thurmond rose from subcommittee aide to top Senate aide over 40 staffers, aiding floor votes as the chamber tilts 50 50. Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott lauds his crucial role in maintaining the majority. A recent CQ analysis notes Thurmond voting Republican on party lines about eight percent. His latest action involved a bankruptcy bill with a brief in and out of the Senate and casual chat with a colleague over candy.

Judiciary Committee Thurmond Short Senate Trent Lott Rmiss Congressional Quarterly Magazine

Bodie Inspired aGeneration of Teachers at Local School

In a time of crowded classrooms and scarce resources area schools struggled to educate, prompting Bodie to pursue teaching. She influenced students with writing projects and letters from authors like Bradbury, Nash, Rutledge, and Buck, guiding future careers including her daughter Susans Rhoden and Aiken High School’s Lisa Lader.

Ridge Spring Bodie Ogden Nash Archibald Rutledge Pearl S. Buck Ray Bradbury Bradbury Susans Rhoden Aiken High School Lisa Lader Aiken High

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