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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1996
Page
10
Convenience urged as Starvin Marvin renovation nears end
Marathon Oil spokesman Dick Mannion says station renovation on York Street is routine maintenance. Work includes extending the canopy, replacing gas lines, and adding exterior lighting to improve accessibility and appearance. XC Productions schedules two casting calls for the Aiken Works campaign video at KC Productions 146 A Laurens St S W with sessions for children 12 and under and for those 12 and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starvin’ Marvin
York Street
Dick Mannion
Marathon Oil
XC Productions Inc
Aiken Works
KC Productions
A. Laurens St. S.W
Carleen Birnes
Salley minister plans write in bid for school board
Correction notice for the Aiken Standard states Rev. William R. Thompson is from Salley and plans a write in campaign for the Aiken County Board of Education. The paper regrets the misidentification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Bell
Aiken
Aiken Standard
William R. Thompson
Aiken County Board of Education
Salley
Trophy's nice but satisfaction's better in pool
In a Labor Day weekend charity pool tournament at Opening Break, Tammie Rushton won a trophy in the losers bracket while helping Jerry's Kids for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Local league president Larry Becker noted modest donations of $250 to $300, with a broader telethon raising $47.8 million nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginny Southworth
Jerry Lewis
Tammie Rushton
Jerry
Aiken
ABC
Wjbf-Tv
Aiken County Pool League
Larry Becker
Miss Rushton
Dave Davis
J.C. Hudgins
Bill Ferguson
Helping Hands seeks volunteers for Project Vision day
United Way agency Helping Hands calls for volunteers and donations to repair and repaint its emergency shelter for abused and neglected children on September 12. Needed items include ladders paint brushes trays rollers pale yellow and white exterior paint sponges water trays and smoothing tools plus high chairs walkers and cribs mobiles. Contact Sue Christopher at 648 3456 to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hands
United Way
Sue Christopher
Graham eyes greater role for agencies in Aiken visit
Congressman Lindsey Graham tours Children’s Place and Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons in Aiken and Urban United Way work. He says federal funds should shift toward local agencies and block grants, stressing welfare reform and community programs. He thanks volunteers and notes 26 percent admin costs in government spending versus United Way efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Place
Cumbee Center
Lindsey Graham
Aiken
United Way
United Ways
Washington
Graham
Willcox Inn
South Carolina
Political glossary with sharp satirical takes on parties
A political glossary mocks voters candidates and party labels ahead of campaigns. It defines voters as risked fortunes and voices ignored while critiquing Democrats Republicans Libertarians and minor parties with humorous, pointed descriptions.
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Marquis Who’s Who
Bell
Granteville
American Bar Association
The
State Bar Association
Masonic Order, Shriners
State Trial Lawyers Association
Becker
Hands
Mint
Natural Law Party
Reform Party
Square One
Progressive Labor Party
Sec
Lenin
Stalin
Mao
Green Party
National Taxpayers Party
Carl Langley
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