Byrnes AHS Beats Ware Shoals 59 to 0 in Gridiron Clash
Byrnes AHS overwhelmed Ware Shoals with a 59 to 0 victory as RSM contributed 28 points in the lopsided football matchup. The game showcased Byrnes’ offense and defense dominating throughout the contest.
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Notable Obituaries Mentioned in Page 5A Notices
Death notices list Ronnie Butler Belvedere Olin James Huckabee Apopka Clifton Roy Miller Williston Kathy Boyd Pearson Aiken and Paul A Sumner Aiken reflecting multiple regional obituaries with names and locales noted in page 5A public notices.
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Ronnie Butler
Belvedere
Olin
James Huckabee
Apopka
Fla
Clifton
Roy) Miller
Williston
Kathy Boyd Pearson
Aiken
Paul A. Sumner
Lottery Numbers Report For Priday Event
Priday lottery results list winning numbers 9 0 and 3 9 0 7. Also reported are Cauh 4 digits 825 7 and a prize cue. Local observers note the drawn figures and payouts may follow state guidelines.
Natural educator named Teacher of the Year in Aiken County
Dianne Hadden, math and computer science teacher at Silver Bluff High School, is honored as Aiken County's 1997-98 Teacher of the Year. Her husband Art praises her as a natural born teacher while daughter Leslie and son Darren emphasize her patience and ability to reach every student both in class and at home.
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South Carolina
Hadden
Aiken County
Art Hadden
Alabama
Auburn
Louisiana Tech
Leslie
Auburn University
Silver Bluff High School
Haddens
Darren
Florida State University
Silver Bluff
NAACP urged to carry on fight at Freedom Awards Banquet
The 56th NAACP Freedom Awards Banquet in Aiken Technical College gym heard Bishop Victory T. Curry of New Baptist Church Miami urge perseverance with the message Never give up. He linked Jewish exile to black Americans, decried ongoing racism, and warned that drug war rhetoric masks a war on black males. He noted tensions in Miami from Cuban and European ancestry groups and called for remembrance of enslaved ancestors’ resilience.
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Aiken Technical College
Victory T. Curry
New Baptist Church
Miami
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Bishop Curry
Ameri
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Clinton proposes IRS reform to curb abuse and boost fairness
President Clinton unveils a plan to reform the Internal Revenue Service, aiming to end abuse by officials and raise taxpayer fairness. The proposal would create an advisory board, empower a inside agency taxpayer advocate to halt seizures, and ban money-collection based rank rules, but key changes require Congress approval.
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Silver Bluff teacher praised by students and family
Dozens of Silver Bluff students admire their teacher as a great mom and mentor. Senior Royetta Wilson, 17, expresses pride in the educator, noting the positive impact on her classmates as the tribute continues on page 3A.
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Silver Bluff
Royetta Wilson
EPA orders South Carolina to cut smog pollution 31 percent
The EPA requires 22 states including much of the eastern U S to draft plans within two years to curb smog from coal plants. SC says broad cuts aren’t necessary though some reductions are needed. Santee Cooper dominates SC power, planning $2–3 million upgrades. SC Electric & Gas calls the rule unfair and costly amid years of plant updates.
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Jim Joy
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Massachusetts
Missouri
Georgia
Santee Cooper
Jerry Stafford
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co
Roger Schrum
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