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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1999

Page

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Dogwood Colors Featured At New York's 21 Club

Dogwood racing stable gains prestige in Manhattan as the 21 Club displays Dogwood colors on a miniature jockey statue at its 52nd Street entrance. Dot Campbell, president, says the reveal was especially meaningful on his birthday. he and his family attended with Anne Carey Lila.

New York 21 Club 52Nd Street Dot Campbell Dogwood Campbell Anne Carey Lila Richard Nixon

October focus in Aiken city on patience

The City of Aiken centers on patience this October, contrasting those without it who seek quick exits to difficulties with those who endure tough circumstances. Patience is defined as calm endurance and acceptance of uncontrollable hardships, fostering steady progress toward better days.

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Yard Sale Guide In Aiken County Area This Weekend

Aiken Standard highlights two full pages of yard sale advertising guiding readers to the biggest sales in the area this weekend. See pages 10C and 11C for locations and details.

Aiken County Aiken

Mysteries on farms answered for students

Local fifth graders explored agriculture in a Clem son University Extension Ser vice program titled A Day on the Farm at the WW Long 4H Leadership Center. Students from Hammond Hill Elementary learned about crops live stock forestry and wildlife with foresters wildlife biologists and extension agents leading discussions. Dr Steve Meadows explained feed types noting cotton seed can aid cows but harm pigs and stressed there is no food shortage despite government barriers.

Clemson University Extension Service WW. Long 4H Hammond Hill Sivestock Sion Steve Meadows Meadows

Nuclear advisory lifted near Tokaimura plant

A government lift ends a six mile indoor prohibition for residents after a nuclear accident at the uranium processing facility. Officials say the area is back to normal though a 380 yard zone remains off limits. Police documented delays and investigators probe possible negligence as the public seeks tests for radiation exposure.

Tokaimura Japan Hiromu Nonaka Kazuo Hashimoto Hitachi Katsunori Sukegawa

Man jailed over threat to judge ordered electronic monitoring

Windsor man Arthur Elijah Morgan faced a $5000 bond after a claim of threatening summary court judge Terry Carter. Despite prior monitoring three months earlier, Morgan violated it twice and was rearrested when authorities alleged more threats.

Windsor Aiken County Max Meek Arthur Elijah Morgan Terry Carter Morgan Meek Carter Terry

Supporting Bulldogs with food at Petticoat Junction

Jackson resident Marie Weathersbee lights up Silver Bluff Stadium every Friday night supplying fast food to fans and raising funds for Silver Bluff High School athletics. She also supports the junior varsity program and youth soccer and baseball, while working as a special education aide and bus driver at Redcliffe Elementary.

Petticoat Junction Marie Weathersbee Silver Bluff Stadium Jackson Silver Bluff High School Redcliffe

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