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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1997
Page
15
The Aiken Red Cross hosts a first aid class from 69 p m Thursday at the Red Cross office on Laurens Street limited to two participants. For details call 641 4152.
A series of events in the Administration Building and Student Activities Center showcases international culture. Sunday features a festival with food crafts music and dance on the USD A quadrangle. Monday offers a 20 20 World Vision workshop and an Argentine film with subtitles. Tuesday hosts a panel on acculturation followed by Dr Ann Kingsolver speaking on South Carolina’s global heritage. For details contact Dr Elaine Lacy at 641 3551.
SCOUTStrom at Hitchcock Plaza in the province celebrates Easter with a large donated cake from Publix for a Helping Hands picnic. Interim shelter director Sue Christopher praises community support for the children. Girl Scouts, led by Mrs. Epting, view the egg hunt at 11 a.m. Saturday as part of mentoring a younger troop and using cookie money for service. The event ends with a hot dog feast after all eggs are found.
Graham praised the Third District congressman for the policymaker honor citing dedication to vocational technical education. He proposed an education spending shift moving 90 percent of federal funds to educators, arguing it would target classrooms and reduce Washington bureaucracy.
McClure notes a coordinated effort to make the site functional with interactive permits allowing residents to apply from home. The Strom Thurmond Institute study cites Aiken as a leading municipal site, with June Murff highlighting the city’s enhanced communication and accessibility.
Attorney arguments centered on whether Cumbee Center owed Mrs. Neal protection from her violent husband after sheltering her. Judge Peeples ruled no standard of care violation shown, noting shelter policies state no responsibility for clients and no control over their decisions.
In Langley a workshop handed out packets about parent child communication, responsibility and self esteem, with warnings about weapons and drugs. Residents Nina Goggans and Sherry Freeman praised the guidance while citing high crime figures in public schools from Attorney General Condon. The state aims to curb violent school crime by coordinating law enforcement education and prosecutors.
A settlements notice informs female Publix associates in Florida South Carolina Georgia and Alabama about a class action involving pay equity claims. It outlines certified settlement class terms, opt out procedures by April 28 1997, potential monetary awards totaling 63.5 million, and rights to object appear or pursue separate lawsuits.
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