Advisory Councils meet tonight for Areas Three and Five
Area Three and Area Five public school advisory councils hold meetings tonight at 6 and 6 30 pm respectively. Area Three meets on Jefferson Davis Highway in Langley while Area Five meets at 60 DeSoto Drive near Silver Bluff High School.
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Area Three
Area Five
Langley
Jefferson Davis Highway
DeSoto Drive
Silver Bluff High School
Larceny at Schofield Middle School and vehicle thefts reported
Police blotter notes a larceny at Schofield Middle School on March 18 with two VCRs valued at 300 dollars stolen. A car valued at 3000 dollars was stolen from Laurens Street on March 18. A truck was broken into at American Concrete on Pine Log Road on March 17 with a Motorola radio valued at 400 dollars stolen. Updated August 20, 1997.
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Schofield Middle School
Laurens Street
American Concrete
Pine Log Road
Motorola
Closing Bell Names And Institutions In 1997 Market Log
A dated list records closing values and tickers for BellSouth Carolina First Coca-Cola DuPont Ford GE General Motors IBM Kimberly-Clark McDonalds NationsBank Owens Corning PALFED SCANA Wachovia Westinghouse and others as of 3 19 97. Kenneth Wiland of Robinson provides the information for Humphrey Smith Barney.
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BellSouth
Carolina
Coca-Cola
DuPont
Ford San GE
General Motors
IBM
Kimberly-Clark
McDonalds
NationsBank
Owens Corning
Wachovia
Sane Westinghouse
Kenneth Wiland
Robinson
Humphrey
Smith Barney
Young USC Aiken student inspires Kiwanis club toast
Jamie Manescu of USC Aiken delivered an outstanding report to the Aiken Kiwanis Club. Members joked that a younger voice might threaten Mike Anaclerio's city council seat, while he reminded them he was not old, only chronologically challenged.
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Jamie Manascu
Usc-Aiken
Aiken Kiwanis Club
Mike Anaclerio
Mike
Health screenings cause alarm at East Aiken Elementary
Parents at East Aiken Elementary School met to discuss privacy and parental rights after a March 5 letter hinted at health screening that would include a brief visual inspection of the genital area. Dr. Frank Roberson said there are no plans for genital exams, and vision and hearing tests remain standard for high risk students.
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East Aiken
Frank Roberson
S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
Darlene Mayle
Roberson
Bessie Boyette
Joanne Skillman
William Price
Arching lesson turns classroom art into colossal build
Busbee Elementary students study structure and teamwork as Victoria Hopkins, Yale graduate and artist in residence, guides an oversized arch made from old Aiken Standards and masking tape. The project started with toothpicks and marshmallows and grew into a six foot arch attracting students and parents.
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Wagener
Busbee
Victoria Hopkins
Yale University
Niings
John Jennings
United Way of Aiken County Names Marketing Director
Francine Carruth, former Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club director, will become United Way of Aiken County marketing and resource development director on April 1. She aims to expand grant writing and funding, collaborate with more agencies, and boost fundraising efforts amid economic challenges.
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The
United Way of
Aiken County
Francine Carruth
Salvation Army
Boys and Girls Club
United Way
Dee Stanford
Francine
Mrs. Stanford
Cops Learn Bike Skills In Three Day Training
Doh Coralley officers participate in a three day advanced mountain bike course sponsored by the Law Enforcement Bicycle Association. Instructors Odenthal Myers Edwards Kisbaugh Branham train on take downs narcotics tactics off road pursuit and weapons use while officers practice controlled chases on bikes prioritizing safety and teamwork.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Karl Odenthal
Law Enforcement Bicycle Association
Odenthal
ADPS
Dave Myers
Wendell Edwards
Dave Kisbaugh
Clifton, N.J
Wes Branham
Charlotte, N.C
Jose Dominguez
SEBA
Newberry Street bridge to remain closed six more months
Construction on the Newberry Street bridge has begun replacing the old wooden span with a concrete and steel structure. The project aims for a completion by Sept. 30, with walkways and railings to be added. Al Barwick of the South Carolina Department of Transportation notes work is proceeding on schedule despite the extended closure.
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Newberry Street
al Barwick
S.C. Department of Transportation
Barwick
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