Labor Day Pit Stop welcomes weary I-20 travelers
At the South Carolina Welcome Center near North Augusta volunteers from Aiken and local groups host the 10th Labor Day Holiday Pit Stop. They offer free drinks, literature, and hospitality to more than a thousand travelers while promoting safe driving. A wreck nearby serves as a sober reminder to know when to say when.
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Women’s Club
Ginny Southworth
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Miss America Contestants Arrive In Atlantic City
Fifty contestants arrived in Atlantic City to begin primping and promoting before the Miss America pageant. They will rehearse for the live telecast on September 14 with preliminaries from September 10 and a call-in vote starting this week, making the public the eighth judge. Separate panels of seven celebrity judges and public votes will determine the final five, then seven judges choose the successor to Miss America 1996 Shawn Smith.
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Walt Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Nebraska
Rachel White
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Rose Hill students seek faith, learning, and community
Rose Hill draws Orthodox and Christian students from diverse regions to a new college in Aiken. They pursue a blend of work, study, and prayer, while faculty stress high standards and a community atmosphere. Students compare Rose Hill with secular universities and emphasize personal growth, philanthropy, and cultural exchange.
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Bill Straney
Atlanta
Straney
Aiken
University of Georgia
Georgia State University
Rachel Somerville
California
Ben Lomond
San Francis
Rehm
University of Washington
Rose Hill
Joshua Robinson
Greenville
Owen Jones
Tom Peebles
Calgon Corporation
Jones
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Clinton describes Iraq strike on Irbil and Iraqi Army use
President Clinton stated Sad dam must be taught not to deploy the Iraqi Army against civilians in Irbil while two Air Force B52 bombers and two Navy ships in the Persian Gulf launched 27 missiles. Officials spoke on condition of anonymity noting the White House slept through the start of the operation. White House press office remained dark overnight and staff arrived at dawn.
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Saddam
Irbil
Persian Gulf
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