Open House At Log Cabin In Couchton
An authentic log cabin owned by John Osteen in Couchton will open to the public today from 1 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. Free admission. The site features authentic furnishings a barnyard with live animals and a syrup mill. It is on S C 802 across from Couchton Baptist Church. The Valley Citizens for Youth sponsor a Christmas parade on December 15 at 2 p.m. reservations to march call 593 5258.
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Couchton
John Osteen
S.C
S.C. 4
Couchton Baptist Church
the Valley Citizens For Youth
Horse Creek Valley
Correction in Cultural Affairs column misquote corrected
The Aiken Standard issues a correction for Dr Tom Mack's Cultural Affairs column from last Sunday. The opening sentence should read paintings should not be treated as photographs and judged merely by their resemblances to perceived reality.
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Tom Mack
Aikenite Melissa Culp Shares Favorite Artists
A graphic artist and graphic arts teacher, Melissa Culp, lists her top five artists as Alphonse Mucha, Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, Henri Matisse, and Toulouse-Lautrec, reflecting her study of art in leisure and work.
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Aikenite
Melissa Culp
Alphonse Mucha
Claude Monet
Mary Cassat
Henri Matisse
Toulousse LaTrec
Clemson trip prompts unusual pro motions in Florida bowl tale
A quirky item reports a Clemson holiday bowl trip with promotions at a Florida gas station offering chewing tobacco for men and snuff for women who fuel up vehicles. Depot York Street customers tease Linda Van Winkle about her surname as jokes circulate among travelers. Nickie Giltin Mark Phillips Chris Long.
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Clemson
Florida
York Street
Linda van Winkle
Mrs. van Winkle
S C residents feel helpless after scandal
South Carolinians reacted with resignation as the Operation Lost Trust case shook the state. Despite indictments of ten legislators and a lobbyist, voters largely returned incumbents with minimal turnout and little electoral punishment. Observers warn real backlash may come in 1992 as trust erodes.
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Mike Galwher
WFBC
Greenville
South Carolina
Statehouse
Sen. Wilson
Kindergarteners Send a Living Wall to Troops in Saudi Arabia
St Mary Help of Christians School kindergartners created a long wall of colorfully handprinted messages for American soldiers in Saudi Arabia. The paper rolls, adorned with bright prints and phrases, will be sent to Lt. Ron Betham aboard the John F. Kennedy and onward to the Gulf.
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St. Mary Help of Chri
Ameri
Saudi
St. Mary Help of Christians
Saudi Arabia
Bobby
Saddam
Ron Betham
John F. Kennedy
Chris Trezza
Middle East
Kari Parks
Timothy Rean
Persian Gulf
Sue Pele
United Artists Cable North Augusta changes name
United Artists Cable of North Augusta Thomson will assume the name United Artists Cable of North Augusta Thomson effective December 1. The Denver based operator serves about 15 000 customers across North Augusta Clearwater Beech Island Belvedere Trenton Thomson and Dearing while remaining a division of United Artists Entertainment Company and owned by American Cable TV Investors 2.
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North Augusta
North Augusta CableVision
United Artists Cable of
North Augusta-Thomson
Denver
Colo
United Artists Cables
United States
United Artists Cable
United Artists Entertainment Company
Ater
Richelle P. Eckles
Fall Turkey Season Opens November 26 in SC
State wildlife officials remind hunters and landowners in South Carolina that baiting turkeys is illegal. The 1990 fall season runs November 26 to December 1 in central and western Piedmont units and Jasper County, with a bag limit of two birds. Violations carry up to $100 fine and 30 days in jail.
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South Carolina
Piedmont
Jasper Coun
Dave Baumann
Turkey Project
State Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Baumann
SRS Waste Hearing Set For Nov 30
In Charleston a U S Energy Department hearing in Aiken on November 30 will review tanks holding 34 million gallons of high level radioactive waste at the Savannah River Site. Westinghouse Savannah River Co will brief the DOE advisory panel on tank conditions, with environmental cleanup and waste management on the agenda.
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Charleston
US. Energy Department
Aiken
Savannah River
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
DOE
Wal
Lace R. Kornack Kornack
Savanah River
Future Of CCI Site Worries City Over Redevelopment Plan
City leaders fear the fate of the Central Correctional Institution site after closure in 1993. An alliance of the Congaree Vista Redevelopment Commission and Fontaine proposes the state sell 27 acres to the commission and lease back about nine acres for a new office complex. Copeland outlines bonded financing and a long term lease purchase to fund construction, with up to 200000 square feet planned.
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Columbia
Central Correctional Institution
Redevelopment Commission
Congaree Vista
Fontaine Co
Congaree River
Commission
Fontaine
Columbia Real
Mike Copeland
Tee Vistanao
State Budget and Control Board
CCI
Copeland
Salley Gears Up For 25th Chitlin Strut
Salley prepares for the 25th annual Chitlin Strut on Saturday November 24 featuring a parade carnival rides crafts food and chitlins with events starting Thursday night and a final benefit dance for the Fire Department. The event began in 1966 to fund Christmas lights and drew about 1000 attendees the first year.
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M&m Entertainment
Phil Sawyer
Civic Center Auditorium
Marvin Widener
Crossroads Country Restaurant
Salley Civic and Garden Club
Fire Department
Civic Center
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Advisory Committee On Nuclear Facility Safety
Washington
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