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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1998
Page
5
Ms Cram of the USDA Forest Service describes a borax applicator that can be mounted on mechanized tree harvesters to seal stump surfaces and prevent annuum root rot in sandy well drained soils. The method aims to cut costs and protect conifers and the red cockaded woodpecker habitat across federal state corporate and private lands.
The visiting team crew members discuss the Bulldogs players with pride, noting they follow students from freshman to senior. They earn a corn dog, cold drink, and candy bar per game, but prize the unique access and long term commitment.
At Langley near US 1, vandals caused over 700000 in damage to Italian marble statues at the Vandalism occurred overnight on Sept 14. A juvenile defendant showed remorse at a closed hearing with assistant public defender Kelley Brown describing the act as rage driven. Cemetery officials and community members expressed devastation and asked for continued support.
The Salley Town Council gave first reading approval to an amendment correcting a typographical error in the telecommunications ordinance. An ordinance amending the 1999 budget passed on first reading with a budget policy change allowing reimbursement to firefighters who missed work for town firefighting duties. Other actions included bid acceptance for tennis court fence repair, appointing a Census Committee, reviewing the auditor’s report, approving the county seat belt resolution, and discussing the upcoming Chitlin Strut.
A nationwide rise in income reduced poverty to pre recession levels, with service sector growth aiding South Carolina as economist Susan Laury notes 13 percent poverty in the state. Gov Beasley's spokesman Gary Karr cites improved economy and quality of life, while black families see significant gains though poverty remains high at 26.5 percent for adults and 37 percent for black children.
Local sports and community items highlight developments in Aiken County. Officials, schools, and residents appear in brief notices and updates reflecting the season’s activities and local views.
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