09 Apr 1994
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1994
Page
1
Native Son Leads Masters as players enjoy calmer conditions on Friday at Augusta National. Larry Mize offered little certainty amid improved scoring in the second round of the 58th Masters, with officials and nature both factors in a noticeably easier day on the course.
The Clinton administration prepares a 1995 base closure list potentially matching earlier rounds in scale. Defense officials project at least a 15 percent cut, sparking congressional opposition over timing and long term savings. Jobs losses hit California Florida and South Carolina hardest as debate intensifies.
North Augusta investigators shifted the case to the State Law Enforcement Division after a Friday fire that destroyed the former Summerfield Elementary School storage area near Old Edgefield Road. About 70 firefighters battled the blaze damaging desks computers and typewriters with officials unavailable for comment on loss.
A brief call number 648 2311 invites readers to share death notices or story ideas for publication. The notice emphasizes a direct contact method for submitting obituaries and related items.
The document lists names William Bruce Johnston Sara Ann Byrd of St. Helena Island and Betty Sheppard of Aiken in a public notice format. No additional context or dates are provided.
ARMC in Aiken faces a rejected motion to perform heart surgery on a limited basis. DHEC will not permit a heart catheterization unit or an appeal of its order. Senators Ryberg and Moore push legislation to allow limited invasive cardiac care under conditions.
Representatives from United States and Olympic rowing bodies have eyed Langley Pond on Horse Creek as a potential training venue for teams ahead of the 1996 Atlanta Games. Aiken County would lease the 260 acre pond from United Merchants and Manufacturing to host rowing events possibly this year, with earnest training to begin in 1995. A formal announcement planned for April 12 in Augusta is expected to outline the scope and benefits for the Augusta Aiken region.
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