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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1997

Page

4

Voices and quotes highlight reactions to crimes and events

A collection of remarks from clergy, officials, and citizens across the country covers reactions to a church pianist’s slaying, a courtroom tactic discussion in the Oklahoma City case, a bribery conviction in Louisiana, traffic fine fundraising for the needy, a killer whale feeding scene, a murder suspect’s portrayal, Stone Mountain’s first black mayor, affirmative action in a New Jersey case, and a pirate museum push sparked by Blackbeard ship finds.

Asia crisis trims US growth outlook and trade deficit

The September trade report shows the US deficit with Pacific Rim nations widening to 14 billion as exports fall and imports rise. Weak Asia demand slows US capital goods and air cargo. Japan's purchases drop, pressuring prices and inflation. Carol Stone of Nomura Securities comments on broader impacts.

New York United States Pacific Rim Japan China U.S Journal of Commerce Index

Beasley Campaign Fundraising Under Scrutiny in South Carolina

South Carolina debate over governor Beasley's fundraising at the Governor's Mansion, with opponents urging a ban and executive order. Sheriff Metts criticizes the approach while a broader look at juvenile justice reform and political accountability unfolds in a contentious gubernatorial race.

David Beasley Beasley James Metts Lexington Jim Hodges White House Metts South Carolina Columbia

Students share learning stories from Oakwood Windsor Elementary

Letters from Oakwood Windsor Elementary during American Education Week feature grade winners and other students. Beth Gibbs and Judy Brasel submitted notes praising help from parents and teachers, with entries from Grade 1 and Grade 2 highlighting counting to 100 telling time and perseverance.

Oakwood Windsor Beth Gibbs Judy Brasel

My Dad Taught Me to Ride a Bike

Michael Fourroux, a fifth grade student, recalls learning to ride a bike with his father. He describes training wheels, learning brakes after nearly hitting a tree, and the months it took to master cycling. He credits his dad with teaching football, baseball, and video games.

Dad Marcel Harley Michael Fourroux

Teacher Support Shapes My Grade Four Journey

Veronica Bahena reflects on family guidance and school help from Oakwood Windsor School. She recalls moving from math and reading challenges to success with tutors and a test under Miss Bowman, emphasizing a tutor who shares her language and supports her progress.

Oakwood Windsor School Miss Bowman Veronica Bahena

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