Jubilant House Sends Cuts To Wary Senate
The House approves a set of budget cuts and sends them to a wary Senate for review. Lawmakers clash over timing and scope as negotiations begin.
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Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1995
Page
1
Remains A Mystery Page 8A Vol. 128 No. 96
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Smith Trial Cost Set At 300000
Union County faces about 333000 in costs for Susan V. Smith death penalty trial. Prosecution funds total 150000 for a 10 week schedule with seven day weeks. Sequestered jurors 18 will cost 68000 plus agents, meals 36000, and jury pay 50000.
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UNION
Susan V. Smith
Union County
Bevilacqua Plans Resignation Over No Bid Contracts
Columbia AP reports Mental Health Department Director Joseph Bevilacqua plans to resign amid criticism for granting no bid contracts to friends. State Sen Verne Smith says Bevilacqua called Wednesday to say he will stay until a public hearing on a cabinet move for the department.
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Columbia
Mental Health Department
Joseph Bevilacqua
Verne Smith
Bevilacqua
Smith
D-Greer
Rock Hill man sentenced for plot to kill wife for inheritance
Stacey Dean Timberlake, 31, of Rock Hill, pleaded guilty to paying 10 000 to hire someone to kill his wife Allison to gain custody of their two children aged 2 and 3 and about 600 000 from her family's hardware business and insurance policy.
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YORK
Rock Hill
Stacey Dean Timberlake
Allison
Kevin Brackett
Timberlake
Obituary notices for Jaimie Beauchamp Dingle and others
Obituaries list Jaimie Daniel Beauchamp Aiken Josie B Dingle and Joyce Floride Forrest among Graniteville and Johnston residents. Notices give dates locations and surviving family details in a standard page eight obituary summary.
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Jaimie Daniel Beauchamp
Aiken
Josie B. Dingle
Graniteville
Joyce Floride Forrest
Johnston
Aiken County Board Eyes Three Finalists for Superintendent
The Aiken County Board of Education will meet behind closed doors at 7 p.m. at the Education Center to select three finalists to replace retiring Superintendent Dr. Joseph R. Brooks. Names and backgrounds will be announced after preliminary reference checks.
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Aiken
John B. Bradley
Cardiacs Walk A Thin Line
Charles Lokey, 73, faced a high risk heart blockage near a recent bypass site in Augusta. Dr. David W. Cundey chose to try angioplasty amid doubts from others, inflating a balloon catheter to reopen the blocked artery and extend Lokey’s life.
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Ust
Charles Lokey
No-Man’s Land
David W. Cundey
Lokey
Augusta
Aiken
Cundey
Judge halts enforcement of video poker ban in 12 counties
Circuit Judge Walter Bristow ruled that law enforcement cannot enforced the 12 county bans on video poker payouts until a constitutional challenge is resolved. The case centers on Aiken County and a March lawsuit by Jimmy Martin owner of Vegas Mini Mall and the Casino Showboat in North Augusta.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Walter Bristow
Aiken County
Bristow
Jimmy Martin
Vegas Mini Mall
North
Augusta
Dick Harpootlian
Martin
Harpootlian
Abbeville
Anderson
Cherokee
Chester
Chesterfield
Greenwood
Lancaster
Oconee
Pickens
Union
York
Harpoothian
Attorney General’s Office
Masters Title: Open field makes Augusta Masters wide open
The Masters field is described as highly open with about 30 to 35 players capable of winning. Notables include Nick Price, Jose Maria Olazabal, Nick Faldo, Bernhard Langer, Greg Norman, Colin Montgomerie, Ian Woosnam, Ernie Els and Fred Couples who is back from back problems and in good form.
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Augusta
Nick Price
Price
Jose Maria Olazabal
Nick Faldo
Bernhard Langer
Greg Norman
Scotland
Colin Montgomerie
Ian
Eli
Faldo
Norman
United States
Fred Couples
Couples
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