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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1998

Page

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Aiken Council approves $25,000 seed money for small firms

The Aiken City Council voted to allocate 25,000 in Community Development Funds under HUD to aid new businesses employing over half low to moderate income workers. City plans to administer via the planning department with possible oversight by the Aiken Corporation and local bank partnerships. Public hearing and November availability noted.

Aiken HUD Steven Thompson Aiken Corporation Skipper Perry NationsBank Perry

Deaths Joyce Chapman Aiken Henry L Young And Mary Wyant

Obituary notice listing Joyce Chapman Henry L Chip Young of North Augusta and Mary McCoy Wyant of Lake Wateree as deceased with brief identifications.

Joyce Chapman Aiken Henry L Chip) Young North Augusta Mary McCoy Wyant Lake Wateree

Beasley Hodges Race Narrowing in South Carolina

Governor Beasley denies flip on Confederate flag full-day kindergarten and lottery issues while Democrat Hodges pushes lottery proceeds for education. Hodges pledges vote on lottery. Beasley says election should not be a lottery referendum.

Columbia South Carolin Statehouse David Beasley Jim Hodges Beasley

Write-in candidate Eubanks for governor vows tax reform and flags

Summerville Baptist minister Bobby Eubanks announces a write-in bid for governor. His platform calls for a 1 percent commerce tax replacing income, property and inheritance taxes, welfare elimination, higher teacher pay with lower pupil ratios, keeping the Confederate flag atop the State House, and no foreign company benefits. Eubanks, ordained in 1960 at Burnettown First Baptist Church, has led Ridge Baptist Church since 1986. his wife Gail Bowen of Burnettown is named as his spouse.

Bobby Eubanks Burnettown Eubanks State House Summerville Burnettown First Baptist Church Ridge Baptist Church Gail Bowen

Miss South Carolina Wins Pageant Through Faith and Song

Wendy Willis, now Miss South Carolina, spoke of singing Christian songs despite early advice against it. She shared her faith in churches statewide and visited Howlandville Baptist Church where she was warmly welcomed. The service featured hymns, instrumental turns, and a playful piano aside before a formal introduction by Pastor Ken Klingler.

Warrenville Wendy Willis Miss Willis Willis South Carolina Howlandville Baptist Church Jay Rising Debra Fields West Aaron Ken Klingler Mr America Scott Webster Alisha Dustin Crystal Conaway

Georges menace remains hurricane to tropical storm coastal still

Tropical Storm Georges lingered along the Gulf Coast causing widespread rain and uncertainty about damage. Curfews kept evacuees away from homes as roads buckled, trees toppled, and oyster shells lined beaches in Pascagoula. Power outages topped 678,000 with floods and tornado risk, while President Clinton declared an emergency and recovery began.

Pascagoula Miss Georges Gulf Coast Beach Boulevard Jackson County George Touart Clinton Larry Bennefield Board of Supervisors Harrison County

Rainy prospects as Georges remnants threaten Georgia

Meteorologist Chuck Hunter warns that the remnants of Hurricane Georges are likely to bring 3 to 4 inches of rain to south Georgia and Aiken with possible severe weather and tornadoes south of Augusta. Stay tuned to local stations for updates as the system moves through the area.

Georges Aiken South Georgia Chuck Hunter Savannah River Site Hunter Augusta

Special education tops school needs nationwide

Aiken County public schools report critical teacher shortages in special education and industrial technology. Dr Linda Eldridge notes nationwide demand outpaces graduates, with three special education openings in the district. Kim Miles of Jackson Middle praises rewarding work and small class sizes amid hiring challenges.

Aiken County Linda Eldridge Angela Burkhalter Jackson Middle USC Aiken Kim Miles

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