13 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1994
Page
1
A Graniteville woman continues to press the Aiken County Board of Education to expel a boy she says harmed her four-year-old son on a school bus. She sought 15 minutes to present evidence and asked that a 35-page packet be read, but board members had not received it by March 10.
Aiken proves dominant as the Golden Crowd faces defeat in a close contest. Garrett highlights key plays and standout performances from Aiken, underscoring a shift in momentum for the season.
Bob and Lorraine Jones describe why retirement in Aiken is ideal after decades of global moves. He retired as GM AC Delco general service manager in Michigan in 1978 and the couple, both in their 70s, settled in October 1978 praising the town for its people and feeling.
Aiken earns a reputation as a retirement spot drawing outsiders and longtime locals. Claud Gillespie, 62, and his wife Louis, 60, chose to retire in Aiken after moving here 19 years ago. He left Kimberly-Clark in January 1993 as a materials and services team leader after 36 years with the firm.
Readers are invited to submit tips by calling 649 2311. Names listed include Thelma R Baker North Augusta Barham Marion R Diggs Edgefield Nathan B Fulmer Warrenville George Hydrick Wagener Eldred Kneece Graniteville and a note to see Page 7A for details.
Senate finance leaders scrutinize the House plan to roll back residential property taxes for school operations, worth about 180 million annually, and replaced over four years by state revenue growth. Critics warn promises may hurt businesses while supporters cite political risk. The debate continues as budget details move to the Senate Finance Committee.
The CSRA braces for Aiken's famed Triple Crown events starting with the Aiken Trials on Saturday. Editorials note the event draws loyal followers and historic horses like Tom Fool, Swale, and Sea Hero, linking local racing to Kentucky Derby glory. Aiken Standard details its 84 page Triple Crown 94 section with news, features, and plans.
Jodie Rhoades of SAHS won the 1994 Aiken Young Woman of the Year at USC Aiken earning a 1200 dollar scholarship plus a 100 dollar gift, medallion, plaque, flowers, and rites of passage to state level. Natalie Hudson finished first runner up with 500 dollar scholarship and honors, Emily Bryson was second runner up with 300 dollar scholarship.
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