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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1997
Page
4
Comedian Red Skelton, famed for a clean, hokey style, died last week at age 84. He opposed foul language on stage and kept audiences loyal despite changing tastes in the decadent era. Columnist Claude Lewis reflects on his enduring decency and television-era fame.
In a forthcoming challenge to the White House Congress budget pact Rep Bud Shuster of Pennsylvania leverages his House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee chair to push a 103 billion five year transportation package. Supporters say extra revenues of 135 billion over years undermine the pact while critics warn against busting the budget limits.
Evan Brown claims a brainchild for translating old binary data, while DSC Communications asserts ownership under an employment agreement. The case, in a Collin County district court, highlights tensions between employee ideas and corporate rights, with lawyers and others weighing in on originality and profit.
In a letter to the editor the writer commends numerous local professionals for aiding abused children in shelters and group homes. Dr Barham Ratliff and colleagues are highlighted for time, care, and late night help, with nurses and staff at the hospital also praised for dedication. The letter lauds the county’s caring spirit and urges public thanks.
The Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center in Aiken marks five years since its new Medical Park Drive facility opened to advance health education recreation and community wellness. The executive director traces growth from early programs to expanded hospice sports medicine therapy graduates and the Wee Can Ski Clinic, noting nonprofit funding from United Way and community support enabling access for the disabled and creating jobs locally.
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