Mrs Clinton Hallman Remembered For School Service And Community Leadership
Mrs Clinton Hallman died March 14 in Augusta. For 35 years she led as attendance supervisor for Aiken County Schools influencing many at risk students. A former extension home economist, she and her husband raised four children who all earned college degrees. Her church work and community leadership, including guiding truants back to school, earned wide respect and a regional Family of the Year designation.
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Clinton H. Hallman
Augusta
Aiken
Hallman
Thelma Spigner
Orangeburg County
Extension Service
State College
Clintina Hankerson
Virginia
DeRena
Germany
Hallmans
Clinton Jr
U. S. Naval Academy
Mobil Oil
Legree
Medical University of South Carolina
Roanoke
Friendship Baptist Church
Willar Hightower
Church Council
James Taylor
Schofield
Odell Weeks
Roland Windham
Jones Gang
Aiken County
Letters on local elections and Pinecrest School concerns
Readers urge clear candidate positions before the March election in New Ellenton. A second letter criticizes Pinecrest Elementary School in Aiken County for overcrowding, inadequate facilities, and underfunding harming handicapped students.
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City of
New Ellenton
Aiken Standard Seeks Reader Letters for Publication
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address. Letters should be legible preferably typed and concise. All letters are subject to editing with no subject limits and should be mailed to The Editor Box 456 Aiken S.C.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken, 8.C
A Humorous Take on German Reunification Debated
A columnist muses on German age cohorts and World War II memories noting most Germans are 60 or younger and thus unlikely to bear direct wartime guilt. The piece argues against collective blame and humorously suggests renaming a reunified Germany to avoid the Fatherland label.
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Poland
Germany
Paris
West Germany
Mike Feldman
Feldman
Barry Could Learn From Wilbur Mills
Analysis contrasts Marion Barry with Wilbur Mills, noting Barry’s relapse and political comeback. It cites his time in rehab, public cheers, and questions whether he can walk the talk. Mills’ recovery and downfall are presented as a model for Barry’s depersonalized public life.
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Barry
Wilbur Mills
Washington
Mr. Sincere
Courtland Milloy
Washington Post
D.C
Walter Fauntroy
Mills
Congress
Fanne Foxe
Wilbur
Bone Implant For Horses Gives Hope
A Texas A&M veterinary team led by Dr. Jeffrey Watkins and biomedical engineer Rich Ashman developed a medullary rod implant to salvage fractured humeri in horses. The device anchors above and below the fracture, enabling immediate weight bearing and faster recovery, with foals showing better results than older techniques. The procedure remains experimental but promising for large animals.
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Texas A&m University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Jeffrey Watkins
Rich Ashman
Watkins
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Ann Drive
Pinecrest
Pinecrest Elementary
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John F. Boyette
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Aiken Stan
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Mike Royko
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Fritz
East Germany
Confederate States
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Middle East
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Eon Bonaparte
Florida
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Sandy Grady Knight
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Hhe
Chicago
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John Anderson
Lean
Kristin Anderson
Springfield
Ms. Anderson
James Herriott
Veterinary Sur
New Orleans
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