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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2001

Page

2

Chamber receives grant to explain state report cards in Aiken

The Aiken Chamber of Commerce won an $8,000 grant from the South Carolina Business Center for Excellence in Education Foundation to hire a part time staffer to explain the upcoming state report cards. The position aims to clarify the document and support improvements while the chamber coordinates with Public Education Partners and local schools. Applications are due Oct 10 and hiring is planned by late October.

South Carolina Education Oversight Committee Aiken South Carolina Business Center For Excellence In Education Foundation Karen Garcia Education For Chamber RCS Corporation Garcia

Aiken church to host historic lecture by Stephen Smith

Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, one of Aiken's oldest houses of worship, will host a Historic Aiken Foundation lecture this Sunday at 3:20 PM. Camden restoration architect Stephen Smith will discuss preservation efforts and the church's 1866 origin, 1893 rebuild, landmark status, and decades of use.

Aiken Friendship Missionary Baptist Church Historic Aiken Foundation Camden Stephen Smith Smith Friendship Henry Craig Friendship Baptist Historic Aiken Foundation Foundation Aiken Couty Richland Avenue Kershaw Street Maureen Chavis

Five years probation for Orangeburg shirt theft case

George Wannamaker Jr of Orangeburg received five years probation after pleading for conspiracy and theft in a scheme that stole 850 shirts worth more than 400000 from Florida Express Freightways in Orangeburg. He must serve six months home detention and pay restitution of 150 dollars monthly, with total share exceeding 108700 dollars. Juan M. Pinon faces up to ten years and fines up to 500000 after Guilty pleas.

Orangeburg Cameron Currie George Wannamaker Jr Currie Wannamaker Weia Charles E. Simons Jr Dean Eichelberger Juan M. Pinon Pinon Eichelberger Honduras Winnsboro Florida Express Freightways Wannamaker’s

Policy mandates school board action on expulsions

The Aiken County Board of Education will ratify all expulsions, not only those appealed to the board. Superintendent Linda Eldridge said previously principals and advisory councils’ expulsions without appeals were not ratified. The board will receive lists of nonappealed expulsions for ratification as they arise. In other business, delays at Paul Knox Middle School’s renovation center on the roofing subcontract, not the contract, with most of the facility slated to open on schedule and the media center to be converted into three classrooms by Christmas.

Aiken County Paul Knox Middle School Bill Gallman Gallman

Two Plead Guilty in Counterfeit Scam

Two men pleaded guilty in U S District Court in Spartanburg to passing about $9,000 in counterfeit payroll checks. Larry Turner of North Augusta and Dantel Wallace of Edgefield admitted cashing the forgeries at banks and businesses in Edgefield and Johnston over two months. They face up to $250,000 fines and five years in prison, to be sentenced before Federal Judge Margaret Seymour.

U S. District Court Spartanburg Scott N. Schools Larry Turner North Augusta Dantel Wallace Edgefield Turner Margaret Seymour Secret Service Gaged Ifield and Johnstaf

Telethon volunteers pitch for local donations in Aiken County

United Way of Aiken County runs its third annual Telethon at the Holiday Inn Express with more than 50 volunteers from health service agencies and area businesses. Scott Dunn of First Citizens Bank chairs the Community Businesses Division and aims to raise 8000 dollars from local firms while engaging new volunteers.

United Way United Way of Aiken County Holiday Inn Express Scott Dunn First Citizens Bank Community Businesses Division Dunn Tony Creed Wackenhut Services, Inc Creed Dee Stanford Cathy Simmons

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