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Sports section mentions Alabama versus Kentucky with full coverage starting on page 1B.
06 Oct 1996
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1996
Page
1
Sports section mentions Alabama versus Kentucky with full coverage starting on page 1B.
A private single engine Cessna 172 crashed while attempting to land on an entrance road at Grand Canyon National Park, killing four aboard. The pilot reported altitude problems before the crash and the fire charred brush as investigators closed a two mile stretch for eight hours.
Obituary notices on page 6A include Jerry McCormick and Tomi Jones Miller from Warrenville and Aiken plus Tamiko Lewis Smith of Knob Noster Missouri among other listed individuals in the community death notices.
Lottery bulletin lists Cash 2 results with number 60.0 and Georgia Lotto drawing showing numbers 26 and 14 for Saturday.
President Clinton enters tonight's debate in a strong position to win re election. An Associated Press 50 state survey shows Clinton ahead in 25 states and the District of Columbia with 314 electoral votes. Dole leads in seven states with 38 votes.
Chocolate lovers found paradise at the Fall Into Aiken events by St. Mary's and Aiken Preparatory School. The festival featured chocolate treats from St. Mary's and family activities at both locations, with food as the star, including a crowd favorite peanut butter pie from the Chocolate Carousel.
Shenika, an aspiring senior, faces AFDC funding loss in August 1995. Jeanette, mother of eight, seeks support from the Mental Health Association Wel come Baby program. Volunteer coordinator Pat Spezialetti persuades Shenika to continue her education for a diploma.
Volunteers wanted for SCINET Day in Aiken County as volunteers assemble miles of cable and install equipment to connect public schools with computer networks. Leaders cite public private partnerships with SRS Aiken Electric Co op BellSouth and local businesses as key to the effort aimed at saving taxpayer dollars. Governor Beasley backs the project as part of a statewide school computerization push.
Construction at New Ellenton Middle School continues though progress lags. Deputy Superintendent Dr. Bill Gallman says they are close, with kitchens, band and art rooms ready, but the gym and science areas need heating cooling and a new floor, while sixth graders remain at Greendale Elementary in temporary space.
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