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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1994
Page
1
South Carolina Governor Carroll Campbell may be weighing a 1996 presidential bid. Campbell has raised about 120000 through his Victory America leadership PAC, fueling speculation while critics say PACs ease campaign prep without formal committees.
Greg Norman dismisses talk of a foreign domination in this year’s Masters at Augusta National. He argues there is no single dominant country as golf has become an international sport with many strong players. Norman notes figures like Nick Price and himself living in the United States. In the last six Masters, foreign players have won five times, including Bernhard Langer last year.
The Department of Energy begins three EIS documents assessing Savannah River Site environmental impact post Cold War. Public workshops planned including a local session at North Augusta Community Center. DOE aims for meaningful public input and changes in approach to community feedback.
Two studies of Centocor Inc's CentoRx antibody on 2099 patients at 56 hospitals indicate a one quarter reduction in long term angioplasty failure and major complications after six months. Doctors cite breakthrough potential though bleeding remains a key risk. not yet approved for routine use.
A reader tips service invites the public to share news ideas by calling 648 2311. The notice emphasizes contacting the paper with tips and story leads for local coverage.
Anna Bush Aiken Flossie Goodwin Aiken Lonnie Griffin Warren Lispethal K McKie Clermont Sherri Moseley Aiken James Gabriel Rich North Augusta Mose Sapp New Ellenton Edsel Carr Shealy Lexington William Van Zant Belvedere
Aiken County Schools invites bids for a new 6.6 million middle school off Wire Road near Highway 118 to relieve overcrowding at Schofield and Kennedy middle schools. The facility designed for 800 students may expand to 800 later. completion is planned for August 1995.
Corrinne Koenig who killed Nancy Thurmond in a 1993 Columbia crash must await parole as a full board decides on May 11 after a split panel sent the case back. Koenig, guilty of involuntary manslaughter, faces possible early release with credits even if parole is denied.
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