08 Sep 1996
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1996
Page
1
Fragmentary lines list several college teams such as Carolina Central Florida Nebraska Michigan State Florida State Duke Alabama and Georgia Southern and their scores are incomplete or jumbled. No coherent game result can be determined from the readable items.
National manufacturers coupons are inside today's Aiken Standard edition. The coupons feature well known brands and will be included in Sunday papers almost every week.
An early morning crash on US Highway 76 near Aiken killed 31 year old Beth A Ritz of Robin Hood Trail. Three others in the van, including two children, were hospitalized in stable condition.
United Way of Aiken profiles Helping Hands a shelter for abused and neglected children. Dale J Moore’s sign frames a trust from God while Lacy School volunteers led by Jay Lacy Debora Williams and Jamie Hicks provide free hair care and nurturing to over 100 children and teens, aided by 25 to 30 student volunteers.
Martin Sawyer pulled his candidacy for Aiken County sheriff after discovering he was ineligible due to election qualification changes. He filed in March for the November race but found a statute confirming his disqualification.
The long stalled horse ordinance moves from Aiken Planning Commission to the city council for final review. Commissioners Lucy Knowles and Buzz Jackson clash over terms while a July truce keeps commercial stables out of residences with a grandfather clause for existing owners.
Local teens show little concern over gender stereotypes amid nationwide USA WEEKEND survey. Molly Nelson, 13, Schofield Middle School, says the issue isn’t seen as serious. Interviews accompany the magazine feature in today’s Aiken Standard.
In a feature on Grandparents Day, Beth Hollingsworth credits Kay and Marvin Weimer for helping her and her daughters through separation and remarriage. The Weimers cared for Samantha and Mandy, and continued to support Beth’s growing family, sharing church, trips, and activities with the grandchildren including Abby, now five months old.
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