Beasley Hurt in Dirt Bike Accident on Family Farm
Governor Da vid Beasley is recovering after a motor bike crash on his father's Darlington County farm. He struck a barbed wire fence, was treated in Florence for arm and neck injuries, and required about 20 stitches, according to WBTW-TV. State agents accompanied him to the hospital.
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Columbia
David Beasley
Florence
Beasley
Wbtw-Tv
Darlington County
State Law Enforcement Division
WBTW
Police Seek Escaped Inmate From Spartanburg County Prison
Authorities hunt 44 year old David Bud Brooks who vanished at 8 15 a m Sunday from Northside Correctional Center after prison count at 4 30 p m Brooks alive in 30 year sentence for assault and battery with attempt to kill and armed robbery.
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Columbia
Spartanburg
David Bud Brooks
Northside
Corrections Department
Robyn Zimmerman
Brooks
Notable Obituaries and Death Notices Across Communities
Obituary notices list Edward Barrett Warrenville George Bryant Jr. North Augusta Robert Danley Wagoner Phillip Hendrix Monetta Dorothy Hess Aiken among those commemorated. Page 5A presents brief summaries of their lives, families, and services, reflecting local ties and community impact.
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Edward
Genie Boy) Barrett
Warrenville
George
Bubba) Bryant Jr
North Augusta
Robert Lee Danley
Wagoner
Phillip E. Hendrix
Monetta
Dorothy McDermott
Hess
Aiken
Pond development envisioned at Langley Pond recreation area
Lynn Kirkland outlines plans to transform Langley Pond into a multi use recreation site. Canoeing from the pond to the Savannah River could be possible, with wind surfers kayak clubs and outdoor venture groups showing interest. A walking trail and flower beds designed with local donors will integrate with natural features as volunteers clear undergrowth.
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Lynn Kirkland
Langley Pond
Horse Creek
Savannah River
Wind Surfers
Kirkland
Oklahoma City bombing prompts wider hunt for suspects
On a national day of mourning authorities broaden efforts to identify and capture those responsible for the April 19 attack. Timothy McVeigh faces charges as a Texas congressman’s office reports a cryptic fax. A Michigan custodian is being questioned and two McVeigh friends are held as witnesses. 78 dead and 400 injured with no survivors found in the rubble.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Fort Riley
Kan
California
Timothy McVeigh
Texas
Michigan
Mark Koernke
New World Order
McVeigh
Las Vegas
New York
Kansas
Rebecca Anderson
United States
Baseball owners push discounts to lure fans back
Baseball teams cut opening day prices and offer free admission for kids as they try to rebuild interest after the 232 day strike. The commissioner's office launched a national ad campaign while Kansas City offers 5,000 free general admission tickets and up to 35,000 meal coupons for early home games.
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New York
Commissioner’s Office
Cial
Tyler Barnes
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Steven Fink
Medical Industry Growth Spurs Aiken County Plans
An aging population boosts the economy of Aiken County led by retirees moving into senior housing. Summit Place opens as an assisted living facility highlighting the medical sector, with the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce citing the aging trend as a key growth driver.
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America
Aiken County
Aiken
Money Magazine
Century 21 Realty
June Murff
Greater Aiken
Aiken County Eyes New Jobs Amid River Site Cutbacks
The Aiken Standard examines how the Savannah River Site cutbacks push Aiken County to diversify its economy. Readers are invited to share projects and ideas for economic development and job creation in the community.
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Savannah River
Aiken County
Aiken Standard
P.O
Aiken, S.C
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Palmetto Review
University Center
Greenville
Upstate
University Center of
Benjamin Box
Renee
Oesocoosss
Abby
By Scott Webster
Avi
The
Associated Press
Houston Astrodome
Astros
Eric K. Ward
Shepeard Community Blood Center
ARMC
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