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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1998
Page
14
Inglis a Senate candidate and lawyer says the legal system favors big awards, increases insurance costs, and burdens taxpayers. He criticizes civil rights movement overreach, rejects affirmative action, and pledges higher education standards while listening to voters as Hollings trails him in polls.
Ms Moody said Paschal was arrested after a 12 year old boy received a $20 bill. The boy's father questioned the child and reported the incident to police.
Five finalists from College-Conservatory of Music and Eastman School of Music perform solo piano works in rounds through Friday with two awards announced at a reception. Saturday features full concerto performances with orchestral reduction by Dr Charles Fugo. Tickets $10 per night or $25 for all three nights. box office and phone 641 3305.
Detective Wendell Hall of the Aiken Department of Public Safety says drug dealers use this method when fearing a tapped line. They can arrange deals over the phone using a different number to avoid trace and save costs.
The Weston Center reconstitutes its board after HRSA orders quit of directors with over 90 days service. Ten veterans depart and are replaced by six new directors including Chris Caesar and Reggie Barner. An April hire, Michelle Marrs, works to normalize finances as an auditor notes prior books and cash flow issues.
Christians of all denominations gather at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center at 6:30 a.m. for a Saturday march from Wal-Mart to Weeks Center ending with a Concert of Prayer. Organizers say the event is nonpolitical and aims to remove church walls.
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