12 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1992
Page
1
President elect Clinton will accelerate his transition after naming deputies to lead an agency by agency executive review. Aides say operational heads will oversee cluster groups and run teams that enter agencies to do tasks as part of a pacey initiation.
About 100 art educators and consultants toured Redcliffe Elementary as part of an Arts Infusion Conference in Augusta November 5 6. The four year pilot by the Greater Augusta Arts Council seeks to infuse art forms into daily teaching to boost student cooperation and engagement. Renowned educator Dr Warren Newman praised Redcliffe for fostering enthusiasm.
Helping Hands Inc in Aiken shut its shelter for a week after a Saturday molestation incident involving a 12 year old boy and a 4 year old girl. The employee responsible will be dismissed and staff retrained. A barrier between male and female housing will be installed pending state approval. The boy is at a psychiatric facility. the girl is in another home with siblings relocated.
A local call line encourages readers to report news by calling 418-2311. The notice emphasizes a simple tip submission process and invites information on events or stories of public interest.
Washington report shows first time unemployment claims dropped to 355000 the week ending October 31 the lowest level in over two years since 1990s recession data indicates claims have stayed below 400000 since late September analysts see potential for improved unemployment rate if trend holds though some caution the economy remains weak and uncertain.
A Southern Institute study reports 46 percent of the nations 11.2 million children live in the South, though the region holds 37 percent of U S children. Lack of insurance leaves many without basic care and rising emergency room visits. The report urges Medicaid enrollment for all eligible children and cites state and regional uninsured rates.
Aiken County Detention Center launches a program to let jailed fathers seek employment to continue child support payments during their sentences. Administrator Lonnie W. McCarthy says the goal is to break the cycle of nonpayment by keeping parents connected to work, an idea prioritized after Bill Shepherd became county administrator.
Columbia jurors convicted former state liquor board Chairman C Wilbur Hodge Jr of taking alcohol from a distributor and lying to the grand jury. He received probation for two counts, 500 hours of community service, and a $1000 fine. Hodge expressed a wish to show he is not a bad person as he left the courthouse with family. Juror Nicholas Goodson said the verdict was tough and based on the law since he was a public official, highlighting public trust and unlawful conduct.
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