23 Sep 1999
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1999
Page
1
South Aiken High School head football coach Butch Nelson announced he will resign at season’s end. In his third year, Nelson notes home and personal reasons and says the decision preceded this year’s rough 0-4 start. Principal Bill Gassman says the district will begin replacement plans.
Thomas Christopher Hughes, head soccer coach at North Augusta High School, has resigned. Reports from various media outlets claim an investigation into unprofessional conduct, though the district cannot confirm or deny for privacy reasons.
Sen. Greg Ryberg and Change South Carolina leaders spoke at Millbrook Baptist Church urging a No vote on video poker. They noted key dates including Oct 2 voter registration deadline and Oct 24 rail referendum in Aiken County.
At H Odell Weeks Recreation Center a six week self defense for women course led by Mark Farmer teaches techniques focused on pressure points to disable an assailant. Participants Idella Bodie Mary Leslie Rhoden Miriam Eckendorne Amy Owens share personal motivations and urge others to enroll beginning October 13 with registration via 642-7631.
Meteorologists forecast an early and shorter autumn in the South as dry, hot weather drives trees to store energy. Peak color arrives late October to early November with the color intensity unchanged, followed by earlier rainfall that hastens leaf drop.
Lowe's provides discounted materials for United Way Project Vision and helps with deliveries. Volunteers, including Lowe's staff, have built ramps painted roofs and refurbished yards for low income homes, with wide community involvement and appreciation from residents.
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