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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1996

Page

10

Titleist plans still up in the air

Titleist, owned by American Brands, considers Aiken or Augusta for a new 50 million plant to employ 350. Spokesman Roger Baker says options remain open, with Southeast among possibilities and no decision yet. Other sites include Durham, Concord, and Columbia. Also, eight-part poetry series Voices and Visions opens today at Nancy Carson Library in North Augusta, running Sundays 2 to 4 p.m. through November 17, highlighting American poets with videos and discussions.

Aiken The Wall Street Journal Titleist Massachusetts Augusta Roger Baker American Brands Baker Durham Concord N.C Columbia North Augusta America Nancy Carson

Symphony well received at USC Aiken Etherredge Center

The Aiken Symphony Guild presented a Friday night concert at Etherredge Center featuring the Augusta Symphony Orchestra under Maestro Donald Portnoy with international pianist Claude Frank. Attendees praised Glinka Overture, Hanson Adagio, and Frank’s Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4. Season opener. upcoming Holiday Pops and April 18 concert. season tickets $60 adults, $10 students.

Aiken Symphony Guild USC Aiken Etherredge Center Augusta Symphony Orchestra Donald Portnoy Claude Frank Frank Beethoven New York Lincoln Center Camille Miles Wig von Beethoven Chestnut Brass Co Dang Wen Wei P.O Aiken

Parents and youths face accountability in juvenile program

DJJ spokesman Mike Gannon says both youths and parents bear fault in current issues. He urges adults to set rules, stay consistent, supervise, and communicate to understand youths lives. He warns that guiding them badly leads to bad outcomes and stresses balancing friendship with parenting.

Mike Gannon DJJ

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