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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1999

Page

4

Saluting Miss Kellah Cleckley on retirement at Aiken track

The Aiken Standard honors Kellah Cleckley after over 60 years as track secretary at the training track and with the Post family, noting her devotion to the community. Robin Coward is being groomed to succeed her as she leaves her Six Oaks home behind.

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Crossing the line in New York City crackdown on drunken driving

The Lima News argues that New York City has begun seizing private property on mere suspicion of drunken driving. It condemns random stops and license seizures without trial, warning that police and bureaucrats are playing judge and jury in the push to curb drunken driving.

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Bush Uses Diverse Rally as Step in 2000 Bid

An unusual Republican group joins George W. Bush on stage to announce his presidential exploratory committee. The 10 person panel includes two Black members a Mexican American and three women all elected officials. Bush aims to broaden minority support by pairing policy moves with outreach targeting Hispanics Black voters and other nontraditional groups while emphasizing family stability English language instruction and school reforms.

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Aiken’s A N Johnson Led Nuclear Safety and SRP Progress

Alfred Anton Johnson a pioneer of atomic energy and the SRP Du Pont veteran died in Naples Florida on Feb 27 1998 He shaped Hanford SRP safety standards and reactor technology and advised NRC and DOE after retiring He lived in Aiken later moving to Florida remembered for relentless safety standards and national security contributions with a lasting legacy.

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Letters Voices concerns over Playhouse move to downtown Aiken

Community letters express worries about the Aiken Community Playhouse relocation proposals. Questions raise funding sources, city taxes for renovations, downtown parking, upkeep, and safety for rehearsals. Also asks about coexistence with the Aiken Center for the Arts and possible touring connections.

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