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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 2000

Page

3

Appraisal Day At Aiken Museum Puts Value On Heirlooms

The Aiken County Historical Museum held its annual Appraisal Day with ten appraisers assessing items such as firearms, prints, quilts, dolls, and china. Richard H. Gould, an antique firearms expert from Coral Springs, Florida, shared methods for identifying makers, dating, and valuing firearms. A Civil War Spencer Union rifle brought by Barton and Terry Mims prompted estimates between 1200 and 3500 dollars, illustrating the family history behind the pieces.

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Hodges Lottery Campaign Faces Fundraising Scrutiny

Governor Hodges sought backing from investment bankers seeking tobacco settlement bond contracts amid a campaign to pass a November 7 referendum for a state run lottery. Donors included three New York bankers giving 10 000 each. Attorney General Condon questioned Hodges wavering ties as a poll showing 56 percent support for the lottery released.

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Dedication honors Charles M Jones in Aiken history

Markers and officials honor Charles M Jones for decades of service as alderman mayor and council member. Mayor Cavanaugh proclaims October 22 2000 as Charles M Jones Day. Jones recalls surveying work begun in 1947 and notes the marker’s endurance. Betty Jones is thanked as a longtime support in a related azimuth site plan by SCSPLS president Bruce Myers.

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Bush campaigns in swing states amid GOP unity claim

New York Gov. Pataki said Bush is an effective executive capable of solving problems in a bipartisan way. Bush plans to court voters in Wisconsin Iowa Missouri and Washington before heading to Little Rock Arkansas as Republican governors tout his cross state appeal to independents.

Washington State Little Rock Ark Pacific Northwest Bush Wisconsin Iowa Gore Missouri New York George Pataki

Surveying Term Clarified As Azimuth Bearing Definition

Myers explains that an azimuth site refers to a surveying bearing in a standard direction from north or south, clarifying the term used in line for years.

Myers

Greene and McKenzie tout fiscal conservatism and property rights

Greene and McKenzie pledged to treat all citizens with respect and to uphold private property rights. Greene warned against local option taxes and any new taxes or millage increases, stressing government efficiency and openness.

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