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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1998

Page

4

Notable quotes touch crime, politics, and local aims

A collection of brief quotes covers a range of figures from Everett Cobb’s violent end to remarks by Frans de Waal and local officials. Topics include crime and punishment, a nurse of motherhood, hit man talk, a Cuban house arrest escape, Bebe Rebozo’s legacy, race and religion, animal therapy, emergency services, tornado comparisons, jury life decisions, pursuit car trends, Aiken High School’s new principal, and Sen. Moore on Langley Pond as a potential tourist draw with a $500000 state grant implication.

Kerry Wood Emerges as Baseball Boycott Pivot

Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bill Thompson notes his ongoing boycott yet admits fascination with Kerry Wood. The 20 year old Cubs rookie struck out 20 Astros, drawing comparisons to Nolan Ryan while underscoring Wood’s humble approach amid a shifting view of the game. Thompson wrestles with loyalty to the boycott and admiration for Wood’s talent.

St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Kerry Wood Grand Prairie High School Grand Prairie Texas Cubs Houston Astros Cardinals Wood Houston Nolan Ryan Ryan Onaire Astros Bill Thompson The Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Charleston urged to fund Cooper River bridges plan

The South Carolina Infrastructure Bank press continues pressuring Charleston officials to propose a local funding plan for replacing the Cooper River bridges, rejecting reliance on other communities and tolls. The board demands a credible local share of 425 million dollars and notes Charleston’s ongoing political pressure.

The State Infrastructure Bank Charleston Cooper River Grand Strand Upstate Infrastructure Bank Board Howard “Champ” Covington Charleston Ridge Covington Greenville

Letters Call for Highway Safety and City Improvement

A student from an Aiken County Public School urges action on Highway 278 safety after two students died in a collision with an 18 wheeler. They seek a four lane highway and stronger police patrols, plus zoning laws to curb unsafe parking of mobile homes and 18 wheelers. The letter also urges visiting Greenville to study its main street improvements and notes decay around areas of Bath and Clearwater and the Poinsett Hotel renovation.

Aiken County Alysa Larke Aiken Greenville Poinsett Main Street Augusta Bath Clearwater

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Tenesse Charles Long Everett C. Cobb Frans de Waal DSS Margaret Key Hollywood Terry Parham Gilberto Velasquez Olimpio Gonzales Cuba Sloane Macrea Bebe Rebozo Richard Nixon Reuben Washington Boston Alliance of Black Jews Charlie Timmerman Kate Callahan Oklahoma Steve Brueske National Weather Service South Carolina Jim Parish Fayetteville, N.C Charlie Webb Joseph F. Padget Aiken High School Tommy Moore D-Clearwater Langley Pond Stephen N. Ranzer Jeffrey B. Wallace J. David Boyd Stephen P. Conyers and Piso James R. Bennett Jr Knight-Ridder Service Greenville News S.C State House Senate Greenwood) Index-Journal Columbia Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism PRT General Assembly Myrtle Beach Sun News Stephen Brown Republican Party United States Brown United States Senate Ronny Bolton Aiken Aiken Standard Aiken, S.C Editorial Scescape.net
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