North Augusta primary pits Felak and Mottel for council seat
Savannah River Site employees John Felak and Phil Mottel will run in the Republican primary to fill the unexpired North Augusta City Council seat left by T. Scott Beck. The winner meets the Nov. 5 general election challenger. polling places are at two sites, open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Felak directs SRS recreational activities. Mottel is a longtime resident and state guard major.
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Savannah River
John Felak
Phil Mottel
North Augusta
T. Scott Beck
House of Representatives
Republican Party
N.A. Community Center
N.A
Felak
SRS
Mottel
S.C. State Guard
Obituary notices for Miller Ashley Chavous and Debra Kay Gibson
Obituary notices list Miller Ashley Chavous of Seaside California and Debra Kay Gibson of West Columbia. The notices appear on page SA.
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Miller Ashley Chavous
Seaside, Calif
Debra Kay Gibson
West Columbia
Obiuary
New Ellenton to Set Up Special City Council Election
Town clerk Barbara Long announced plans for a December special election to fill five vacant council seats. The move follows resignations and a court-ordered consent decree related to the sewer bond case overseen by Judge Henry Floyd.
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New Ellenton
Barbara Long
Municipal Election Commission
Aiken
Art Hanna
Mike Terry
Hank Rowland
Water Commission
Rowland
Cork Berry
Greg Carmack
Chris Beam
James Bradham
Pickens
Floyd
Nations Bank
Aiken Hosts Ponytails World Series Junior Softball
The 11 and 12 year old Ponytails open at Citizens Park in Aiken as 156 players compete for the first time since 1984 in South Carolina. Glenn Parker and the Parks and Recreation team welcomed Dixie Softball officials and host teams after selection last August. Play begins at 4 pm with excitement for future stars.
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USC Aiken
Dot Richardson
Glenn Parker
Parks and Recreation
Citizens Park
South Carolina
Aiken
Parker
Dixie Softball
South
Obie Evans
Evans
Randy Warrick
DOE official lays out Savannah River Site future plan
Thomas Grumley, undersecretary for energy, told about 50 Augusta Chamber members that Savannah River Site will shift from nuclear materials to environmental restoration. He said the change should shield the site from budget cuts and outlined three DOE missions: environmental management, defense programs, and fissile materials disposition.
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Augusta
Savannah River
Department of Energy
Thomas Grumley
DOE
Metro Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Radisson Hotel
Grumley
SRS
Dole Chooses Kemp as Running Mate for 1996 Ticket
Bob Dole tapped former Housing Secretary Jack Kemp for the No 2 spot on the Republican ticket. Kemp accepted, setting up a renewed Dole Kemp alliance after late night talks in Kansas and Dallas. Official announcement planned Saturday afternoon.
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San Diego
Bob Dole
Jack Kemp
Kemp
Dole
Russell
Kan
Dallas
Kansas
Florida
Sheila Burke
Senate
Roderick DeArment
Apology owed to bomb suspect in Olympic case
More than 10 days after Richard Jewell became the public focus of the Olympic park bombing inquiry, no charges have been filed against the security guard. Federal officials say it is too early to rule out that he is innocent, while legal experts urge a rare public apology if no case emerges.
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Atlanta
Richard Jewell
Olympic Park
Jewell
O.J
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Marty Sawyer
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Ginny Southworth
Aiken Ponytails
George Bush
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Roy Black
William Kennedy Smith
Joseph DiGenova
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