10 Dec 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1995
Page
1
Irmo woman convicted last year of killing a baby at her day care seeks a new trial arguing a key witness credibility. Dr Enid Gilbert-Barness, a pediatric pathologist, is questioned as prosecution pathologists say Ashlan Daniel was murdered, while defense cites SIDS as natural cause.
Louise H. Bailey, longtime resident of Aiken, dies at home after a brief illness. Survived by two daughters and a son. Funeral services set for Friday at St. Mary’s Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Local authorities note no foul play.
Spectators lined the old Maine to Miami route from Langley to nearby towns for the Midland Valley Area Chamber parade. Residents from Bath to Aiken praised regional festivities while vendors offered boiled peanuts and cotton candy amid a two mile stretch.
The article notes President Clinton remains in a strong position while Republicans struggle to push a balanced budget deal. GOP leaders face dwindling public support, with Dole's presidential backing slipping to 2 percent and a looming threat of a government shutdown as leverage.
Record cold yesterday brought the coldest day of winter and earliest on record with 44 degree highs and 15 to 20 mph northwest winds. Tonight will dip to the 20s and wind chills raise hypothermia risk for the elderly. a brighter note for paradegoers as Tom Knight of WJFB TV says sunny skies and a warming trend to the 60s by Wednesday.
The Golden Hands Club of seniors led by Jean and Lester Boyd prepare Christmas in Hopelands by installing over 40 000 lights across 14 acres. Volunteers from 28 members decorate, fundraise, and support the event, a City of Aiken Parks and Recreation tradition since 1992.
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