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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1996

Page

7

GOP confident in Dole as Carolinas favor him

Carolinas Republicans at the national convention back Bob Dole despite weak national standing. Delegates in South and North Carolina push the idea that Dole can win these states early to aid turnout elsewhere. They cite past Democratic wins and current polls while noting campaign funding and timing impacts.

Columbia Carolinas Bob Dole Dole South Carolina Robert Cahaly North Carolina Bill Clinton Tom Roberg Raleigh Clinton Jimmy Carter Lyndon Johnson Carter John Kennedy North Caroli Roberg Hunter Limbaugh Florence Limbaugh George Bush Georgia Bush Jim Hunt San Diego Carolyn Castleberry Democratic National Committee Leo Daughtry Smithfield Carol Burr Sumter

Expert predicts more hurricanes this season in Gaston Chronicle

Atmospheric scientist William Gray of Colorado State University predicts eight more tropical storms five more hurricanes and two intense hurricanes before November 1. He warns trends point to a return of major storms along the East Coast amid growing populations and property.

Gastonia N.C William Gray Colorado State University Gray Gaston Gazette Bertha North Carolina

SLED Conducts Repeated Office Bug Sweeps Statewide

State Law Enforcement Division agents have swept state offices for listening devices about 30 times in six years. Chief Robert Stewart says actions occur on official requests and only one device was found since 1990, with the recent rise in sweeps not well documented.

Columbia SLED Robert Stewart Stewart State Aeronautics Commission

Inglis Gains Support as He Marks Personal Milestone

Congressman Bob Inglis of South Carolina day adds a supporter while celebrating his 15th wedding anniversary and the birth of his fifth child, Sara Meade. The infant, a 6 pound 13 ounce girl, arrived at 12:38 a.m. at St. Francis Women's Hospital shortly after the couple reached the facility. Inglis notes his duties nearly kept him from the birth, returning home at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, about 90 minutes before the birth.

Greenville South Carolina Bob Inglis Inglis Mary Anne Sara Meade St. Francis Women's Hospital Sara

DHEC suspends license of Greenville group home

South Carolina health regulators suspended the license of a Greenville County group home after a man with intellectual disabilities was scalded and died. The state disabilities department will operate Greenville Community Residential Center pending appeal to an administrative law judge. DHEC acted citing an immediate threat to eleven other residents.

DHEC Greenville Greenville County Department of Health and Environmental Control State Disabilities Department HEC Thom Berry

Foot found on Sullivan's Island identified as human

A badly decayed child’s foot was found on Sullivan's Island by a beachgoer. The foot was discovered Thursday night in shallow surf and sent to the Charleston County Medical Examiner’s Office, which determined it is a human foot.

Sullivan's Island Charleston Danny Howard Charleston County

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