08 Oct 1998
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1998
Page
1
Aiken County Public Schools face a funding gap for expansion of summer school required by the new accountability law. Dr. Linda Eldridge says about 500,000 is needed, including transportation costs, to serve students not meeting grade level. If funds are unavailable, about 15 teachers may be laid off to cover costs.
Death notices for Jeanne Ellen Sellers Patricia Kay Patty Sellers Smith Cynthia Padgett Smith Windsor Earlene Beal and Earlene Beal appear on page 2B of the Lexington Peyton Place publication detailing family acknowledgments and memorial notices.
Wednesday drawings reveal Cash 3 Midday 14 2 and Cash 3 Evening 9 58 4 78 50. Fantasy 5 results list 9 10 11 26 29.
The 3154 acre Silver Bluff Plantation Sanctuary along the Savannah River, aided by Audubon Society and Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, is designated as one of South Carolina's five most important bird areas. It hosts wood storks and species such as bald eagles and red headed woodpeckers with managed ponds and prescribed burns to sustain feeding and breeding habitats.
The House votes today to launch an impeachment inquiry into President Clinton. Democratic leaders face defections from conservatives and tough district races as Republicans push for an unrestricted probe. Hillary Rodham Clinton told freshmen lawmakers the president will back their re election efforts regardless of how they vote.
President Clinton reflects on impeachment possibilities citing Nixon and Johnson as precedents. He notes the Lewinsky affair triggered his troubles and says he is asking the nation for forgiveness to end the grave threat to his presidency.
The church sale runs on its fourth October in a row with almost 4000 pumpkins on the lawn along Martintown Road. Proceeds aid the church music program organ fund and youth scholarships plus the rector’s discretionary fund. Angie Burnaugh describes the event as community building across age groups.
Phillip Murphy a brain cancer survivor faced infection risk after moving from New Ellenton to Georgia. Open Arms through Mid-America Apartment Community placed the family in a Colony at South Park apartment with full furnishing to support long term housing during medical crisis. Patti Boyleston a manager and lymphoma survivor praises the program.
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