08 Dec 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1995
Page
1
Authorities search for a Hispanic man who robbed the Kwik Shop at 1212 Whiskey Road SE in the early morning. A clerk described a quick in and out crime as deputies investigate and confirm details.
Obituary notices list deaths Lozelle Lenoir Brown Langley Annie Kate Cochran Augusta Ollie Donaldson Williston Walter Lee Kitchings Wagener. Page 2B obituary notices summarize local residents' passing with brief biographical details and service arrangements.
InterMedia announces a January 1 rate increase for Cablevision service from 16.87 to 18.46 dollars per month plus 8.79 dollars for basic service, totaling 27.25 dollars. Company cites FCC guidelines and added channels Home & Garden, E! Entertainment, TV Food Network, and Faith & Values, offsetting costs with inflation.
Three year old Jacob Goff sat on Santa's lap for the first time at Aiken Regional Medical Centers fourth annual Christmas At The Lake. About 550 to 600 people attended to share in yuletide spirit as choirs from local churches performed. Capt Roy Harris of the Salvation Army noted a growing toy drive, suggesting this year will exceed last year's totals.
Dr. Susan Wood of the SRS Research Center outlines how the Savannah River site could shift toward technology transfer and dual use strategies. She discusses privatization, designation as a national environmental research park, and long term storage as possible future missions amid budget pressures.
Wrecker service owners urge status quo amid a cabinet form change moving dispatch operations from Aiken to Columbia. Mary DeLaney cites dead spots and misdirected calls. legislators urge answers on response time and trooper safety. Senator Moore notes no reversal guarantee.
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