10 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1994
Page
1
The Aiken Standard starts a five part series titled Making A Difference highlighting local volunteers in Aiken and Aiken County. The feature runs Sunday through Thursday, profiling people who give time and talent to improve life in the community.
Aiken County marks Veterans Day with multiple observances including a Friday flag raising at South African Baptist Christian School at 8:30 a.m. The event honors veterans and features a newly installed flagpole for the American and Christian flags. Mail delivery and bank services pause Friday. service resumes Saturday.
Obituaries published from Agnes Berry of Hephzibah Ga to Inez W Keenan of Williston acknowledge the deaths of Agnes Berry Madeline Durden Ozell Johnson James E Jordan Samuel Webster Pearce and Mildred A Pitcock. The notices appear on page 6A and note each deceased’s residence and name with standard obituary details.
A Columbia task force delayed action on open heart surgery access for Aiken and York counties. The panel will review road access, population, hospital expertise, costs, and economic impact, with a decision unlikely before next year. Critics say the debate centers on corporate profits versus patient health.
Aiken County Republican lawmakers Tom Huff Charles Sharpe and James Roland Smith cheered Lindsey Graham's election win and eyed December House reorganization. They said the House Republicans have gained nine seats since Tuesday and could reach 63 to take control, with Greenville Rep. David Wilkins slated as speaker.
Congressman elect Lindsey Graham said he will never abandon his platform after a landslide win in South Carolina’s Third District. He thanked supporters in Aiken and North Augusta, reaffirmed backing for the Savannah River Site, and noted national GOP momentum following Tuesday’s election victory over Democrat Jim Bryan.
Wagener and Salley residents gathered in the A. L. Corbett Middle School auditorium for the two hour memorial honoring James C. Brown 64 a retired school principal and Baptist deacon who led social and educational progress in the community Brown died Saturday November 6 1904 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers burial planned for Green Lawn Memorial Gardens in Columbia Area 4 Assistant Superintendent Dr James I Green praised Brown leadership and his Bible based approach while longtime friend Deacon RH Sumpter noted Brown's role in school integration and voting rights remarks highlighted Brown as a dedicated educator who cared for children and fostered community service.
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