SRP Issue at Center of October 2 Primary Contest
Editorial urges readers to vote in the October 2 primary against the incumbent senator over SRP policy. The piece frames SRP as vital to jobs and begs supporters to back a safe modern SRP, warning that defeat would send a negative message about SC's future. The author cites political figures watching the outcome.
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Aiken
Your
SC Senate
metro-Columbia
SRP
Dlacasson
Aly
Tate Democrat Party
Scholarship Established For Disabled Students At USCA
Lewis E. Brown and the Hutson Etherredge Brown Ashurst agency create the Marguerite T. Brown Scholarship Fund at USC Aiken for students with physical disabilities. A $25 000 contribution will fund a five year endowment through the Aiken Partnership of the University of South Carolina Educational Foundation. First priority goes to students needing financial aid. Chancellor Dr. Robert Alexander praises the effort to address financial needs of disabled students.
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Lewis E. Brown
Hutson- Etherredge-Brown-Ashurst
Marguerite T. Brown
Usc-Aiken
Aiken Partnership
University of South Carolina Educational Foundation
Brown
USCA
Schol
Arship
Robert Alexander
Robbery At Local Convenience Store Sought Suspect
Authorities seek a white female who robbed a Whiskey Road and Price Avenue store. The suspect entered, grabbed a six pack from the beer cooler, demanded cash, and fled without a weapon. The clerk was uninjured and a search of the area was unsuccessful. Detective Roger Martin coordinates the investigation.
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Whiskey Road
Price Avenue
Aiken
Department of Public Safety
Roger Martin
Martin
Hospital Offers Childbirth Classes at Aiken Community
Aiken Community Hospital begins prepared childbirth classes on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the first floor classroom. The five sessions cover pregnancy, labor, delivery and infant care with a $10 fee. A Sept 18 tour of the obstetrics area explains equipment and what to expect in labor and afterward.
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Aiken Community Hospital
Miriam Derrick
R.N
Carol Burton
L.P
Ach
Gregg Park Calendar Open House and Classes at Graniteville Center
The Gregg Park Civic Center hosts open house at the Ceramic Room September 3 to 17. Pouring classes run Monday Thursday 10 am to 3 pm and Wednesday nights 4 to 7 pm. Clogging begins September 10 with separate age groups and a 25 dollar eight week fee. Coed aerobics starts September 10 for eight weeks with different rates for passholders. Cake decorating starts September 20 with fees of 25 or 30 dollars.
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Gregg Park Civic Center
Graniteville
Lois Brierly
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