Marine Corps League Plans Second Annual Ball in Aiken
The Aiken chapter will hold its second annual ball on November 8 at the Conference Center from 6 pm to midnight. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh will attend for a ceremonial cake cutting. Retired Marine Gene Alvarez will speak, and the youngest and oldest Marines will be honored. Tickets at 549-4019.
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Marine Corps League
Aiken
James L. Hammons
Fred Cavanaugh
Gene Alvarez
Riley to stump for Democrats in Aiken County luncheon
Charleston Mayor Joe Riley will campaign Monday for Aiken County Democratic candidates. He will speak at a Bobbys Bar-B-Q luncheon on the Aiken-Augusta Highway at 12:30 p.m. Tickets cost 8 15 for singles and 25 dollars for couples. Brown says Riley’s visit highlights candidate quality. Riley won reelection as mayor in 1994 after an unsuccessful bid for governor in the Democratic primary. For more information call Brown or the county party headquarters.
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Riley
Charleston
Joe Riley
Aiken County
Democratic Party
Kent Brown
Brown
Bobby's Bar-Bq
Aiken-Augusta
Aiken Public Safety Bloodhound Team Highlights 1995 96 Year
The Aiken Department of Public Safety Bloodhound Team logged 81 calls and 47 arrests in 1995 96. Four dogs Tippy Tara Rock Roxie serve on the unit with six officers split between ADPS and the Aiken County Sheriff's Office. The article also notes Steve Naifeh and Greg Smith in PEOPLE magazine and mentions Joel Lambert and “The Ugly Men’s Club” breakfast group at Bojangles.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Tippy
Tara
Rock
Roxie
ADPS
Aiken County Sheriff's Office
Steve Naifeh
Greg Smith
People Magazine
Joye
Joel Lambert
Lambert
Bolton tapped for new term as Aiken planning chief
Ronny Bolton, home grown builder and realtor, will be recommended by Councilman Michael Anaclerio for reappointment as chairman of the Aiken Planning Commission. He has served five years and aims to educate and unite members to craft growth friendly policies including revised zoning, subdivision rules, and tower regulations. His colleagues praise his leadership, vision, and knowledge of the development industry. His wife Vicki notes his love for the city and tolerance of pressure.
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Vicki Bolton
Aiken
Commission
W.C
Buzz) Jackson
Bolton
Planning Commission
Mark Graham
Southern Partners
Ronny
Holiday Inn Express
Centre South
Cumberland Village
Sidney Srnest
Jailed teens warn others about making bad choices
Kevin Gilmore, once a teen offender, now speaks to peers about avoiding crime. Nearly 200 middle school students heard stories from jailed teens known as the Insiders at a violence prevention rally at the H Odell Weeks Center. They described past petty crimes and the path to turning away from drinking, drugs, and violence through school and positive choices.
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Kevin Gilmore
al Center
Columbia
Calhoun- Orangeburg
Gilmore
H. Odell Weeks Center
Andy —_ Broughton
Broughton
Department of Juveile Justice
Charlice Evans
Schofield Middle
Penny Lowe
DARE
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Embracing Diversity Seminar Highlights Cultural Awareness
John R Patterson urged cultural diversity as a learned skill at the 1996 Cultural Diversity Seminar held Friday at the Aiken Municipal Building. He noted teamwork in diversity uplifts communities and businesses, with other speakers from MBS Associates SRP Credit Union and USC Aiken Small Business Development Center. The CSRA Diversity Forum, formed in 1994 after a Westinghouse and DOE conference, aims to boost awareness and bottom-line impact of diversity.
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John Rea Patterson
Aiken
Patterson
Department of Energy
Augusta Rowing Club
Maree Barney Sutley
MBS Associates
Ed Templeton
SRP Credit Union
Jacqueline W. Moore
USC Aiken
Ron Booth
CSRA
Westinghouse and
DOE
A Kiss Not Simply A Kiss Warns Of School Controversy
A reader questions the punishment of 6 year old Johnathan Prevette in Lexington North Carolina after a teacher slapped him for kissing a classmate. The incident drew national attention with a USA Today cover and sparked broader debate over handling of young children and inappropriate behavior in schools.
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Lexington
N.C
Johnathan Prevette
Johnathan
Jonathan
USA Today
Knotty
Jinx
Bugs
Jane Martin
North Carolina
Patricia Ireland
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