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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1996
Page
11
The Aiken plant surpassed five million work hours without a lost-time injury since March 7 1989 marking seven years of injury-free operation. HR manager Robert Houston credited teamwork and safety commitment. Employees will receive gift certificates and a steak cookout to celebrate.
Aiken County fourth graders and advisers will gather at the Odell Weeks Center for an all day program by the Aiken Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Services. The agency aims to educate and train students to design and implement effective school and community prevention initiatives, develop critical thinking and healthy life skills, and encourage ongoing prevention involvement.
Omission notes that George Kierspe will show 40 paintings at Pelham Graphics in Greenville with a reception Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. The exhibit runs through April 21. A two person show with potter Linda Guthrie opens April 22 at the Augusta Artists' Exchange on Riverwalk.
A home on Beck ham Road in Gloverville was broken into with no items taken. In Jackson on rore 'man Road an entry by prying the back door led to $4,935 in losses and $35 in door damage. Updated 3/20/96.
Mayor Thomas Greene praises SRP Federal Credit Union relocation to the Business and Technology Center on Martintown Road. About 60 employees will transfer with 30 service jobs expected to vanish, as BTC offices are renovated and workers relocate in mid summer.
Art and Lisa Lader of Aiken High School receive the Duden Award for German teaching. The honor, given by Bibliographisches Institut F A Brockhaus AG, recognizes their five years of award winning German instruction and impact on students statewide. Ursula Engelbrecht notes the Laders are the sole Florida…
The Midlands Region Very Special Arts Festival returns to Aiken High School Hagood Stadium in the Special Olympics frame. The event runs Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with art demos, performances, and participation booths, drawing guests from area nursing homes and disability classes.
Hite's Moving JR. McCarthy plans relocation from Chesterfield Street after First Baptist Church of Aiken declined renewal. The 90 year old Hite Floral Inc will shift to 106 Park Ave SW, formerly Aiken Office Supply, with a grand opening slated for April 15. McCarthy notes the move preserves the Hite name and aims to boost exposure.
The South Carolina Supreme Court unanimously upheld the death sentence of Luke A. Williams III who killed his wife Linda and son Shaun in 1991 to collect insurance. The court rejected Williams' appeals and arguments from his defense, handing down the ruling Monday. Williams may seek a rehearing before the high court.
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