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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1993
Page
19
The Children’s Center at the University of South Carolina Aiken invites the public to a no charge open house Monday from 6 to 7 30 p.m. The center offers full day preschool programs for ages two to five and operates weekdays 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. For details call 648 6851 ext 3352.
In the Thursday Aiken Standard correction, Nelly Khalilian of Aiken High School is noted as the first place winner in the Senior Physics division of the CSRA Science and Engineering Fair, not the honorable mention previously listed.
U S Rep Butler Derrick faced sharp voter anger in Aiken and Edgefield counties during a Friday tour. About 100 constituents crowded the courthouse stop, lambasting federal government, taxes and Social Security concerns while urging deficit cuts and pork containment.
The 13th annual USC Aiken giving drive aims to raise 350000 for scholarships and programs not funded by South Carolina taxes. William F Howard Jr of Belk of Aiken is general chairman as the drive proceeds by mail to past donors and others and ends early next spring.
William F. Howard Jr. notes that education costs rise with USC and state assisted universities. He argues funding gaps impact affordability and access for students and families.
The 1991-92 USC Aiken fundraising drive raised over 500000, a quarter of the university's scholarship and program funding. Howard, an Aiken High School graduate and Belk executive since 1969, pledges support to boost the 1993 campaign with community leadership and strategic giving.
Jill Kendrick and her groom faced a snowstorm nightmare as their Rome Georgia ceremony planned in Darlington Chapel moved to a Rome Day's Inn conference room The wedding party improvised with borrowed rooms a makeshift altar and a traveler's boom box to wed before heading off for their honeymoon continuation faded by the storm and delayed reports from families followed.
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