Hugh E. Henry obituary highlights South Carolina roots
Hugh E. Henry, who died March 21, left a deep mark in South Carolina through the Presbyterian and Reformed ths. A Chester native, ARP Erskine alumnus and Living Endowment Fund organizer, he earned the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award in 1994. A Du Pont chemist at the Savannah River Site for 37 years, he served as Army sergeant in World War II and as a deacon and tenor at First Presbyterian Church in Aiken. He left a devoted family and many friends.
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Erskine Alumni Association
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
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du Pont Co
Savannah River
Aiken
First Presbyterian Church
ATC Knights Reach National Tourney Milestone
The ATC Knights, from Aiken Technical College, made school history by winning a first national tournament game in Danville Illinois. Coached by Charles Welch the 26 7 team defeated St Louis Community College Florissant Valley 99 85 before dropping two more games as NCAA Division II Juniors loomed.
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Aiken County
Harles Welch
Unions and Campaign Finance Reform Critique
A CHAM columnist argues McCain Feingold fails to curb union spending. Unions allegedly fund politics with hard and soft money, including dues, agency fees, and hidden contributions. The piece contends tax subsidies and lax enforcement enable ongoing abuses and political coercion.
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Volusa
National Rifle Association
Sierra Club
Supreme Court
Friends of Hopelands Celebrates 30th Anniversary in Aiken
The March editorial highlights the Friends of Hopelands and Rye Patch contributions to Aiken's gardens and mansion. At a recent meeting they celebrated 30 years, honored founders James D. McNair Julian B. Salley Jr and Roland H. Windham and noted the group surpassed a 1998 2000 fund raising challenge with 259 942 40 raised to secure a further 200 000 grant. New officers named are Dr Guy Heyl president Marshall Cain vice president Dorothy Ridley secretary Peter Gray treasurer and trustees Kiki Lemmon Bill Reynolds Mary Lynn Heyl and Wilkins Byrd.
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Roland H. Windham
Alfred Bissell
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H. Williams Thurlow
Lorraine C. McNair
Ashley J. Little
Alan M. Tewkesbury
Elizabeth T. Newburn
Jack Wetzel
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Joan Tower
Ted Pearson
Hopelands
Rye Patch
Guy Heyl
Marshall Cain
Dorothy Ridley
Peter Gray
Kiki Lemmon
Bill Reynolds
Mary Lynn Heyl
Wilkins Byrd
Beth Newburn Aiken
Hillary Clinton as Senate star eyed for 2004 White House bid
Hillary Rodham Clinton presses environmental attacks on President Bush, leveraging her Senate advantage and fundraising prowess. Analysts note her long power role, White House data access, and potential bid dynamics with Gore, despite ongoing questions about a 2004 run.
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