Kids Travel to Italy in SOAR Culture Project
East Aiken Elementary School hosts SOAR students from Oakwood Windsor North Aiken and J D Lever who present two months of Italy culture study. Projects include gondola rides, Vesuvius model, climate maps, scenic displays, and reports on the 1980 earthquake.
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East Aiken
Oakwood-Windsor
North Aiken
Michell Aspanwall
Venice
John McDuffy
Italy
Cotton
Controversy and Reading Tastes Across Aiken Community
In a reader survey at USC Aiken and nearby areas, patrons discuss favored genres and authors. Donna Powe praises mysteries from Agatha Christie to Mary Higgins Clark while musing on a modern collection. Betty Thomason and Whatley cite diverse picks such as The Bridges of Madison County and Tom Clancy novels.
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Donna Powe
Aiken
Sidney Sheldon
Agatha Christie
Momea Dees
USC Aiken
Ann Rice
John Fowles
Thurmond Whatley
Tom Clancy
Whatley
Darden
Betty Thomason
Madison County
Aiken Hunt Saturday Steeplechase Tickets On Sale
Want To Go Aiken Hunt at the Aiken Training Track Two Notch Road offers general admission eight dollars in advance ten dollars at the gate with free entry for children under twelve. Parking costs five dollars per vehicle. Office hours are 10 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday. Tickets and packages include guarantor subscriber and railside options.
Parking and admission details for Sunny preserve event
General admission infield tickets are 8 in advance and 10 on race day. Children under 12 admitted free. There is a 5 per vehicle parking fee. Vans and large vehicles park in the infield area, with the same 5 per vehicle charge.
Sheriff's Deputies Probe Assault Kidnapping Case
A burglar assaulted and kidnapped a woman on Augusta Road in Clearwater. The suspect, a black male 18 to 25, 5'9" and 190 pounds, tied her and stole $10 and credit cards before fleeing in a red 1988 Chevy pickup. The truck was found at the Alamo Motel in Augusta. investigators seek tips.
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Augusta Road
Clearwater
Alamo
Augusta
Aiken County
New Missions Vital To Future Of SRS
A Savannah River Site official told retirees that life after layoffs depends on securing new missions. DOE plans to cut 1,950 workers in 1996 with 500 to 800 more possible in 1997, as site officials cite tight budgets and depleted uncosted balances. Campbell highlighted potential missions in tritium, plutonium processing, and waste vitrification, including a $60 million Tritium Extraction Facility.
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Savannah River
Robert R. Campbell
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Campbell
Department of Energy
SRS
DOE
Fort Knox
United States
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Chantele Epps
East Aiken Elementary
Carolyn G. Hart
Mary Higgins Clark
Aiken Hunt
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Georgia Bandits
Arnt Board
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Augusta Woman's Club
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