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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1998
Page
6
Parents and volunteers are urged to join the first major Project Graduation meeting of the year at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center on Whiskey Road. Roles include decorating food fundraising gifts entertainment cleanup and public relations. Call Muse Hagan at 642-0651 for details.
An Aiken man, 30, was arrested at a Richland Avenue motel for disorderly conduct after being intoxicated and loud. A 67-year-old man reported a stolen wallet on York Street containing $150, keys, and ID. A 64-year-old woman faced jank driving and suspension charges after an accident at Laurens Street and South Boundary Avenue with a 0.20 blood alcohol level. A 54-year-old Jackson woman reported her mint green 1994 Nissan Quest stolen from a Richland Avenue business between 9:45 a.m. and 1:45 p.m.. vehicle valued at 18 000, plate WUP 625.
Robert Swanson Sr. 5 receives a family promise of adoption if he passes a swimming test at Smith Hazel Recreation Center. He succeeds and Robin and Robert Swanson of Aiken present Harley, a cocker spaniel, adopted from the Aiken County Animal Control Shelter.
The Aiken Standard corrects an earlier story over misidentifying solicitor Richard Pearce's wife. The correct name is Cindy Pearce.
Delores Byrd of the Aiken Area Council on Aging works in transportation and visits her grandson Cam ron Milligan when off duty. The piece notes grandmothers today are often on the go with careers and stylish appearances while still baking cookies for grandchildren.
The Bridgestone Firestone tire plant in Sage Mill Industrial Park, Aiken County, nears full output after SCANA and partners complete a new 115000 volt electrical line and a six inch natural gas line. The $435 million facility will reach 800 workers and 25000 tires per day at full production.
The 15th annual St Joseph Foundation Horse Show and News Channel 6 Pet Fair at the Hippodrome in North Augusta featured hunter jumper and English Western events with pet displays. Proceeds benefit St Joseph Hospice and Lifeline. attendees enjoyed shopping, concessions, and animal attractions amid good weather and a family-friendly crowd.
Kenneth Starr sets out a highly anticipated report on the Clinton White House that critics describe as a reckoning for a president using legalistic doublespeak. The document, widely read as a government financed publication, parallels salacious tabloid prose in tone and implications for political backers facing uneasy days ahead.
The column riffs on Darwin and physics to suggest Bill Clinton faces removal from office amid scandals. It recalls Linda Tripp and Paula Jones and echoes a feel for old milk and daybreak delivery lore, ending with a dampened nostalgia and a reference to a page 7A.
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