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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1993

Page

7

James Brown Helps Mark South Carolina Tourism Jubilee

The Godfather of Soul James Brown and his wife Adrienne attended a South Carolina Welcome Center silver jubilee celebration. Brown sang I Feel Good, signed autographs, and joined a cake-cutting with a state-shaped cake as visitors enjoyed bands, a robot dancer, and regional food before Brown headed to Memphis. The event highlighted the SC Division of Tourism Visitor Services Program with multiple area sponsors.

Philip Lord James Brown North Augusta Brown June H. Murti Greater Aiken South Carolina S.C. Highway Patrol Godfather of Soul Adrienne Welcome Center S.C Graceland Durin Aiken Standard Superdroid TV Charles H. Payne Aiken Come Center S.C. Ent Tourism Rosalie Smith Greenwood Ramada Inn Columbia Days Inn Quality Inn Comfort Inn Capital City Wilcox Inn Holley Inn

Downtown Aiken to gain streetscape with more parking

City official Cullum outlined a Streetscape project for downtown Aiken converting brick sidewalks to better pedestrian zones and adding parking spaces. Work will proceed in small sections over 12 to 15 months to limit business disruption as renovations continue and shops adapt to a village like atmosphere. Organizations referenced include the Central Savannah River Area and the Augusta market arts and culture anchors.

Cullum Aiken Savannah River Augusta Market

Mothers Day Celebrated With Simple Family Gatherings

Mrs Adams plans a frill free Mother s Day with dinner and a card for her mother. Kathryn Kling and sister will cook a shrimp and steak dinner and wash dishes. The text notes the first Mother s Day proposal in 1872 and national recognition in 1914 by President Wilson.

Mrs. Adams Ms. Kling United States Woodrow Wilson Congress Executive Branch

Aiken Sign Ordinance Draws Business Backlash

Aiken planners face stern business opposition over a proposed sign ordinance aimed at regulating outdoor advertising. Critics cite public safety risks on four lane roads and concerns about variances and “power brokers” while supporters say signs identify businesses and reflect service quality. The Planning Commission met to hear views ahead of a 5 p.m. Tuesday session at the Municipal Complex.

Zody Pennsylvania Planning Commission Hanning Commission Tim Dangerfield R&h Maxxon Depot Food Stores Dangerfield Bill Cullum Downtown Aiken Cullum Alan George Aiken County For Nations Bank George

Co-Op Board Member Faces Travel Policy Questions

Aiken Electric Cooperative trustees face scrutiny over Theo Williams travel to Anaheim California in February 1992 to attend a National Rural Electric Cooperative Association meeting. The old policy allowed flexible mileage and air travel, while a new rule capped expenses at the lowest coach fare and $40 daily meals since August 1992. Williams disputes wrongdoing, and two challengers run against incumbent Charles Prosser in the May 15 annual meeting amid talks of a recall clause in by laws.

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Veteran executed in Florida for 1979 shotgun slaying

A Vietnam veteran was executed by electric chair in Starke Florida for the 1979 shotgun murder of a service station owner. Earlier the U S Supreme Court denied petitions to review Larry Joe Johnson's case and for stays. Johnson was pronounced dead at 1007 p m according to Jo Miglino a spokeswoman for Governor Lawton Chiles. Veterans groups urged officials to spare him.

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