06 Dec 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1995
Page
1
Tina Robertson Mosier, 29, admitted defrauding Food Stamp, welfare and Medicaid programs for 1991 to 1992, and was sentenced to five years with 60 days active, five years probation, and ordered to repay 7,880 to DSS. The fraud stemmed from unreported income.
Sylvia Grant, who resigned last month, faces DUI charges after a drug screen allegedly found crack cocaine in her system on the day of the crash that occurred while she was driving students home from Gray Court Owings Elementary in Laurens County. Seven children were on board when the bus left the road and hit several trees.
A 26 year old woman identified as Jane Doe filed a county court lawsuit alleging the South Carolina Department of Corrections failed to supervise Kenneth Allen Burts during his Dec 7 1994 escape from Spartanburg. She seeks damages for physical pain emotional distress psychiatric counseling and medical treatment.
Obituary notices list Martha Cheatham of North Augusta, Betty Gay Gordon of Aiken, Leroy Jimerson of Augusta, and Horace Perry of Hartford Conn. The notices appear on Page 28.
Philip Lor recalls a first job interview as he reports on Aiken Technical College students in the School-to-Work program at Savannah River Site. Westinghouse Savannah River Company hosts 30 high schoolers with demand for more mentors as workers initially resisted but now back the effort.
A Montmorenci native recounts the Pearl Harbor attack from December 7 1941. Lt Philip Sprawls describes awakening to explosions while in his Pearl Harbor apartment. He sought cover as a second strike and gunfire shattered the area, with chaos unfolding inside the hangar and along the street as planes attacked.
Senate leaders face rank and file resistance as they push a 20000 strong Bosnia mission resolution. Clinton backs the plan with testimony from top officials and three former presidents. McCain and Dole craft a guarded, grudging yet hopeful statement of support while postponing debate.
Debbie Droghini and her family join Secret Santa of Aiken County, buying gifts for four needy children and now six, after moving from Montreal. Project director Mary Cunningham says 1,350 children were identified as potential recipients and many donations remain needed with a week left.
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