South Aiken High aids classmate Kirk Schibik in recovery
South Aiken High School seniors presented Kirk Schibik with an electric typewriter and two way speaker phone as he recovers from a swimming accident. The Kirk Schibik Fund Drive raised double its goal and funded a permanent scholarship.
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South Aiken High School
Kirk Schibik
SAHS
George Stulb
Kirk
Merilyn Smith
Sahs Key Club
Sahs Student Council
Sahs Guidance Department
South Aikien High School
Margaret Holley
Aiken Office Supply
Joel Golden
Quinn Electronics Radio Shack
Sahs Transportation Department
Sahs Athletic Boosters Club
Millbrook Elementary Parent Teacher Association
South Airicn High School
Warner defends self in ESM fraud case
Warner says he blew the whistle on ESM fraud at the failed Fort Lauderdale firm and faces civil suit in Ohio. He reports losses of about 30 million dollars including 18 million tied to Home State real estate, cites audits as key fault, and recalls personal ties to ESM founders.
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Miami
ESM
Marvin Warner
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Warner
Cincinnati
Home State Savings Bank
Home State
Ohio
Conservator
American Savings and Loan
American
Morris
Shepard Broad
Particulary Com
Ronnie Eaton
Aiken
Eaton
Robert Seneca
Alabama
Home
Alexander Grant & Co
American Savings
Jose Gomez
South Florida
Alan Novick
Abraham Lincoln
Choreographer Yantis Leads Jackson Middle Residency
Jackson Middle School hosted five days of choreographic instruction by freelance choreographer Jack Yantis as artist in residence. He taught across physical education art and music classes with enthusiastic participation from all. Yantis holds a NYU master’s degree and has worked with Augusta College and the Augusta Ballet. residencies include Edgefield and Richland County schools. co sponsored by the Aiken County Arts Commission.
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Jack Yantis
Jackson Middle School
Yantis
New York University
CSRA
Augusta College
Augusta Ballet
Edgefield
Richland County
The
Aiken County
Schroeder Unable To Speak After Stroke But Improving
William Schroeder, 53, the longest living Jarvik-7 recipient, suffered a second hemorrhagic stroke robbing him of speech yet showing signs of improvement. Doctors caution over permanent impairment while noting prior recoveries and ongoing therapy.
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Schroeder
Louisville
William Schroeder
William C. DeVries
Donna Hazle
Humana Hospital
Audubon
Bob Irvine
Humana Inc
Bill Schroeder
Irvine
Williams Found Not Guilty Of Murder
A jury found Don Williams not guilty of murder after he testified about shooting Howard in a confrontation over an affair with Williams’s wife. The defense argued self defense and claimed Howard provoked the incident, while the state highlighted alleged attempts to hide evidence. Evidence included Williams discarding the pistol and moving assets after the shooting.
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Williams
Coventry Circle
Howards
Howard
Harte
Ann Howard
Bill Weeks
James Whittle
Henderson Johnson
Don Williams
Johnson
Mark Baynham
Warren Allen
Jordan Russell Flanders
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Ginny Southworth
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Jack Lantis
Jackson
Alice Kirkland
Participa
Ted
DeVries
S.C