When a Bulb Explodes in the Living Room
A Friday night bulb burst in a home setting, showering glass and burns. The couple contacts Bulb Company, talks through replacement costs, and negotiates a settlement with a signed release.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2000
Page
10
A Friday night bulb burst in a home setting, showering glass and burns. The couple contacts Bulb Company, talks through replacement costs, and negotiates a settlement with a signed release.
A list of nine South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities students from Aiken and North Augusta who finished their first year at the Greenville campus. Names include Rachel Hatton Aiken Elizabeth Laine Christine Widener Kris Walters Hesse Josh Skeen Cordell Baugh and Emma Vought. They join a nine month residential program for juniors and seniors studying full academic curricula alongside arts concentrations in writing dance music instrumental and visual arts.
In a Dear Abby exchange, Diann Stewart of Las Vegas and Cheri Throop of Fort Worth share perspectives on Down syndrome. The mothers describe prejudice faced by families, praise support efforts, and urge greater public understanding and education about Down syndrome.
Stephen Marusek of North Augusta, originally from Kalamazoo, Michigan, crafts violins in his backyard workshop after retiring. He learned from Ray Doerr, built his first violin in 1965, and by 2000 had five instruments including a Y2K model. He uses historic methods with modern acoustics, and while he makes them well, he cannot read music. Lucille, his wife, assists and supports his display at local events and Welcome Center visits.
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