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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1997
Page
3
Energy Department delays about 1,000 planned job cuts at Savannah River Site as Senate and House pressure Congress to act. An $85 million payroll funding discrepancy unsettles DOE employees while lawmakers urge stabilization, site cleanup, and readiness for new missions.
Aiken County public schools publish weekly lunch menus with options for elementary, middle, and high schools. Mondays offer hamburgers, spaghetti, Domino’s Pizza, or other mains with sides and fruit. Tuesday features beef taco pie or nuggets. Wednesday includes chicken fillet or pizza. Thursday offers cheeseburger or fish nuggets. Friday includes corn dog or turkey with sides. Breakfasts listed for each weekday with varying entrees and drinks. prices: elementary $1.15, middle/high $1.30, reduced $.40, adult $2.15. information line 641-2406.
The Aiken Department of Public Safety invites the public to tour the newly renovated Station 2 on Sunday September 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. at 123 Silver Bluff Rd near Aiken Presbyterian Church Mayor Fred Cavanaugh will assist in the dedication and Captain Tom Galardi says the horse patrol and bloodhounds will be demonstrated Tours and refreshments will be served.
Eberheart and three USC Aiken athletic trainers cover Friday night football games and Thursday junior varsity matchups for nine area high schools. They tape players, assess injuries quickly, and aim to formalize a contract with the Aiken County School System to continue providing free medical care.
New Ellenton opens the Atomic City Festival featuring over 75 crafters from three states. Visitors will enjoy live karate demonstrations bands cheerleaders cloggers Tai Chi and a variety of foods. Festivities begin at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the park behind City Hall with rain plan to move indoors to the Civic Center.
Local eatery Holley Bar-B-Que offers buffet dining Thursday Friday and Saturday from 11 am to 8 pm near Highway 421. Contact 663-0003 for details.
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