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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1998
Page
3
The First Baptist Church faced a 10 to 11 am power loss during Scout Sunday. Eddie Philbeck used a camper generator to run a long drop cord while Sunday School continued by window light. Weather improved after days of rain with a mostly sunny forecast midweek.
Miss Moton, crowned Miss Aiken County, plans to compete in Miss South Carolina. She grooms confidence from a strict upbringing and acting background, aims to inspire youth toward wise choices, and emphasizes faith and perseverance on her path to higher titles.
The Criswick Gallery of New York City presents fine sport ing and animal paintings March 15 April 15 at the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum. Works by Thomas LaFontaine Peter Howell Antoine de La Boulaye and Franklin B. Voss join period racing pieces. Opening reception 3 6 pm Sunday March 5. Public invited. Hall of Fame location Hopeland Gardens at Whiskey Road and Dupree Place, Aiken.
Anderson AP report states a store clerk fatally shot 21 year old Rajan M. Gadsdan of Pineville during a Saturday night robbery attempt at a local store. A 16 year old companion accompanied Gadsdan as they demanded cash before the clerk opened fire as they fled. He was pronounced dead at the hospital. James Thomas Jr, 37, the store owner, told police the suspects pulled a gun and forced him behind the counter to empty the cash register. The coroner provided the death details.
Charleston reports experts question Gov. Beasley's plan to channel college students into engineering and science courses arguing it may not yield a richer workforce. Forbes editor Tom Post notes many wealthy entrepreneurs hold liberal arts degrees. Commerce officials cite industry needs for engineers and tech workers while USC expands engineering in schools and curriculum.
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