Back To Earth For Panthers
SUUK HILL AP reports Cleveland Sellers urged a Rock Hill audience to reach out to black youths, stressing cultural history and nonviolence. He framed the problem as deep rooted, calling for early conflict resolution education and better adult youth communication. He cited mixed signals from society and urged teachers from kindergarten to fourth grade.
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Suuk Hill
Cleveland Sellers
Rock Hill
Sellers
Michael Jordan
Fox nicknamed Red steals golf balls at Lancaster course
At Lancaster Golf Course a red fox called Red has stolen more than 300 golf balls since early summer. Golfers and manager Wayne Ogden report her habit of seizing balls and burying them in the rough. The fox, often seen with two gray cubs, hides near tee boxes and sand traps between holes 14 and 17 as balls land running away.
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Fox
Lancaster
Lancaster Golf Course
Red
Wayne Ogden
Obituary notices for local residents listed on Page 6A
Death notices for Dalene Sullivan Foreman Jackson Sims A Greene James Jefferson Lard Jr Woodrow Wilson Wright and Lonnie Vaughn reported across Columbia Augusta North Miami and Aiken in brief obituary notices on page 6A.
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Dalene Sullivan Foreman
Jackson Sims A. Greene
Columbia
James Jefferson Lard Jr
Augusta
Woodrow Wilson Wright
North Miami
Fla
Lonnie Vaughn
Aiken
AIDS Memorial Quilt displays at USC Aiken shapes awareness
The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt panels are shown at the USCA Etherredge Center from Wednesday to Friday. Thirty two panels honor South Carolina residents including Kenneth Ketwig, with free admission and extended hours to educate and inspire the community about AIDS and its impact.
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Arthur Ashe
Ryan White
Rock Hudson
Usc Aiken
South Carolina
John Elliott
USCA
Elliott
Kenneth Ketwig
Jean Ketwig
Aiken
Ketwig
Names Project
United States
Clinton vetoes borrowing bill as government shutdown looms
President Clinton vetoed a temporary borrowing extension and warned of a near total federal shutdown as Congress battles Republicans over budget priorities. He urged spending and borrowing bills of his own, citing cuts to Medicare Medicaid and education and environmental rolls. Massive furloughs could begin at midnight with 800,000 civilian workers affected, while air traffic control and meat inspectors stay on duty.
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Washington
Clinton
Congress
Oval Office
Department
United States
Sot
Senate
White House
Oorrow
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Fusion dreams near 50 years off at SRS and ITER progress
Scientists at the Savannah River Site in Aiken weigh fusion viability as fossil fuels wane. ITER advances keep hope alive, with Dr. Charles H. Ahlfeld praising improved management after returning from the Joint Central Team with 37 members from Europe, Japan, Russia, and the United States.
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Space
Earth
Aiken
Savannah River
Charles H. Ahlfeld
Ahlfeld
SRS
ITER
San Diego
Calif
JCT
Garching
Germany
Naka
Japan
Russian Federation
United States
Carriage Ride Highlights 10th Anniversary Invitational
A festive display of carriages and horses graced downtown Aiken during the 10th Anniversary November Invitational Drive. Participants, including Jerry and Mona Blume with Skywatch Royal, and Webb Carroll with two 2000‑pound Belgians, shared the cool but clear day as they enjoyed the event through Hitchcock Woods.
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Aiken
Highland Park
Jerry
Mona Blume
Barnwell
Blumes
Mrs. Blume
Webb Carroll
St. Matthews
Carroll
Hitchcock Woods
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Philip Lori
Washington, D.C
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Kathy Simmons
Dr. Elliott
Janet Schumacher
U.S
Shacks
Onal
National Zoo
Fost
By Roddie Barris
Iter Project
E Teir
Hayne Avenue
Che Aiken
Mmerce
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