25 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1993
Page
1
A faith oriented reflection on gratitude from First Baptist Church writer F W Andrea III. The piece cites a Thesalonians verse and frames Thanksgiving as an active Christian duty not a mere holiday. It emphasizes gratitude in all circumstances and using events for good. Two alumni teachers reconnect on campus during Homecoming in a brief aside.
A brief notice invites readers to report tips by calling 648 2311. The item emphasizes public input for community reporting and safety, with no other details provided.
The Aiken Standard publishes a morning edition to allow employees and carriers to spend Thanksgiving with family. Earlier deadlines mean some breaking news may not appear in today's issue. Readers are advised to check Friday edition for updated reports.
Clemson coach Ken Hatfield resigned after an 8-3 season amid fan discontent and internal criticism. He and his wife criticized supporters while stating disappointment in people at Clemson. The university will buy out three years of his contract for 800000 dollars.
Democratic in control advocates and Republican opponents reached a deal to pass the Brady bill with a five day waiting period and background check on gun buyers. Senate action in January would consider changes to the five year wait limit and a potential fourth or fifth year option up to the attorney general.
In Aiken and North Augusta districts, elementary and middle schools marked Thanksgiving with lessons on Native Americans and early colonial contact. Reenactments at Millbrook and Greendale Elementary dramatized the Pilgrim and Native harvest feast as part of lower grade history, while high schools focused on hall decorations.
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