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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1995

Page

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Masters '95 Overview: Pages 4 to 7B

A concise survey of the Masters 1995 coverage spanning pages 4 through 7B. It outlines key rounds, standout players, pivotal moments, and evolving strategies observed by the publication. Includes context on course conditions, scoring trends, and notable interviews or sidebars from the issue.

Belk's Daughter Cited For Contempt In Will Case

In Greenville AP: Mary Elizabeth Simpson Hanahan daughter of William Henry Belk Simpson cited for criminal contempt for lying in a news release about her challenge to her father’s will. Circuit Judge Henry Floyd set a Wednesday hearing and denied a jury trial. He warned of up to six months in prison and a $1500 fine.

Greenville William Henry Belk Simpson Henry Floyd Mary Elizabeth Bessie Simpson Hanahan Floyd

Two Die In Car Crash Near Aynor South Carolina

Two 21 year old men Thomas W. Sweet and Jamie B. Brown died Friday night when their car struck a tree on secondary road 132 about two miles south of Aynor in Horry County. The state Highway Patrol reported the 10 p.m. wreck.

Columbia (Ap Conway Horry County Thomas W. Sweet Jamie B. Brown Aynor

Spartanburg Man Sentenced 12 Years In Drug Conspiracy

A 45 year old Spartanburg man, David Bell, received a 12 year federal term for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine and heroin and a money laundering count. Bell and three others pled guilty in February to a nationwide drug ring operating from 1982 to 1983.

Obituary notices on Page 6A list North Augusta and Aiken figures

Obituaries appear on Page 6A listing Charlie May Frost from North Augusta Reba Bell Graham of St. Al bans New York Alice Kilpatrick Barry Prickett from Aiken Russell G Rockwell and Timothy Toney of Aiken.

Charlie May Frost North Augusta Reba Bell Graham St. Albans N.Y Alice Kilpatrick Barry Prickett Aiken Russell G. Rockwell Columbia Timothy Toney

Play Ball! Realistic replacement play as players urged out

Opening day was postponed and replacement players were sent home while regular major leaguers could return as soon as Monday if no lockout. Teams were told to release replacements by 11 59 p m EST. Pirates canceled workouts and Mets Marlins opener was postponed after talks.

New York New York Mets Florida Marlins Miami Pirates Pittsburgh

Judge Epps wins two of three in Aiken Harness finale

Judge Frank Epps claimed two wins in the final leg of the Aiken Triple Crown at the Aiken Mile Track before 3,778 fans. Go Station won the Aiken Coca-Cola race in 2 28, with CSI Jagged Edge second and Spectralite CSI third, while Satchme Hanover topped the E.H. Minnicar Memorial in 2:18 1-5.

Nstead Aiken Frank Epps Aiken Mile Jolly Jambo City of Epps E.H. Minnicar Coca-Cola Go Station CSI Jagged Edge Spectralite Csi Satchme Hanover Vince Auclair Crown City of Aiken Southern Lass Sam Fuller R.J. Key Stable Hardlock Kid Csi CSI Farms Nancy Deitric

County Sets Ambitious Budget Goal

Aiken County Administrator Bill Shepherd outlines a FY 1996 budget plan aiming to raise and maintain a 5 million dollar fiscal reserve to preserve bond ratings. He notes no tax increase but seeks a pay raise for workers within a stable 24.6 million total budget and shifts solid waste to a special fund for future cleanup needs.

Aiken Bill Shepherd Shepherd

Did You Forget It's DST Now

Most of America gains an hour of daylight as clocks move from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. Sunday. Some places like Arizona Hawaii parts of Indiana Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and American Samoa do not observe daylight time. For the rest, later sunset enables outdoor activities and barbecues.

America Arizona Hawaii Indiana Puerto Rico Virgin Islands American Samoa

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