Veteran Air Force family roots run deep in Aiken County
Roosting in Aiken County, the Ergle family reflects a lifetime of military service. Janice, Marion, and Byron Haynes are retired from the Air Force after long careers. three children followed into service. Frederick Ergle, born in Ridge Spring, traces his lineage to the 1808 log cabin homestead now at the Aiken County Museum. Ergle recalls a college-like education from 20 years in uniform and remains proud of the country’s service legacy. The Ergle family’s travel spanned Alaska to Florida, with Alaska seen as a standout posting. Mrs. Ergle notes the hardships of military life for spouses and the constant moves, yet emphasizes the essential role of service to the nation.
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South Carolina Flag Row Tangles With King Holiday Debate
Governor proposes suspending boycott to allow graceful loss while Urban League president JT McLawhorn Jr supports a MLK holiday without strings. Confederate flag history cited with 1962 start and Senate opposition to removal until boycott ends amid threats of unrest.
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DOE Layoffs at Savannah River Site Spark Political Clash
Thurmond criticizes the Department of Energy over layoffs at the Savannah River Site saying the tactics manipulate workers and pressure Congress for funding. He questions Rudy’s crisis claims and urges priority on U S security, warning such moves could boost calls to move strategic programs to Defense.
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Steady Dropout Rate in 1A Schools for 1996-97
State Education Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum says the dropout rate did not rise, while noting that many nonreturning students may later earn equivalency degrees or leave after eighth grade. Expansion of after school centers and alternative schools are funded to curb dropouts.
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Frank White
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