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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1997

Page

7

Flag removal unlikely in South Carolina capitol debate

Governor Beasley doubts passage this year for removing the Confederate flag from the Statehouse or replacing it with memorials. The Senate may revive the Heritage Act while no bill has been filed. Beasley backs the act and opposes a voter referendum.

Columbia David Beasley Statehouse Capitol Beasley Senate Senate Judiciary Committee Sen Darrell Jackson D-Columbia GOP Dan Tripp Greenville Charleston Joseph P. Riley Jr Tripp

Miss Aiken County winners reflect pageant success

Gibson named first runner up and won the Talent Award for a ventriloquist duet with Joy. Stewart second runner up, LuQuire Miss Congeniality, Kemp Swimsuit Award. Gibson also took Miss Aiken County Ad and Ticket Sales Award and will represent Aiken in Miss South Carolina Pageant in Spartanburg this July. Palmetto Princess winners include Little Miss Palmetto Princess Blakeley Scott and Teen Miss Lindsay Johnson. SAHS Class of 1987 planning reunion. meeting set for March 23 at Wisteria Manor with contact numbers provided.

N Tawanna Maria Thomas Rosemary Thomas Joy Kimberly Ann Stewart Vernon L. Stewart North Augusta Margaret Ann LuQuire Bobby LuQuire Kiani Keisa Monique Kemp Brady Kemp John Gibson Williston Aiken South Carolina Spartanburg Blakeley Scott Bill Laurie Scott Hannah Byrnes Jim Tami Byrnes Rachel Kroes Cynthia Kroes Lindsay Johnson Ryan Tina Johnson

National Church Burning Task Force aids Aiken clergy

Ensley, a Macon resident, rejoined the U S Attorney General's National Church Burning Response Team last year and met with Rev Hammond and the Aiken County Human Relations Commission to discuss prevention. The group offered education programs, emphasized community race relations, and noted ongoing work across South Carolina and Georgia.

Macon Ensley Aiken Hammond Aiken County

Synergic Health Centre Details and Child Health Focus

Synergic Health Centre provides hip dysplasia information and exam scheduling at 1055 A Silver Blut Rd. Call 648-3500 for more details. The clinic emphasizes privacy, immunizations, and pediatric health, noting breech babies may be at risk for developmental hip issues.

Young boaters face required safety class in SC

In Columbia AP reports the South Carolina Watercraft and Boating Safety Act of 1996 requires boating safety training for anyone under 16 who operates a watercraft over 15 horsepower without an adult. Effective May 6 the law covers all boats and power skis, bans operation after sunset, requires Coast Guard approved life jackets, and mandates engine cutoffs. It also requires an observer or wide angled mirrors for towed water skiers and floating devices.

Columbia South Carolina Coast Guard

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