11 Dec 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1995
Page
1
Galileo sends first data from its Jupiter flyby after penetrating the planet's atmosphere. NASA officials announce initial findings on composition and climate while mission control expects continued data through midweek.
Deaths include Albert Nathaniel Carroll of Birmingham Alabama Jesse J Foster Jr of Aiken Ike Goodwin of Trenton Annie Bell Mealing of Brooklyn New York and Helen B Stil of Jackson The notices are listed on Page 9A with brief biographical details and burial information.
Santa with a jingling belly and eight reindeer led the Aiken Jaycees Christmas Parade down Laurens Street and Park Avenue drawing about 10 000 spectators. Grand marshal Will Cole and local dignitaries including Susan Giddings Lindsey Graham Fred Cavanaugh and Greg Ryberg joined the event, noted by George Hill of the Jaycees as a success despite cool weather.
Third District Rep Lindsey Graham says anti nuke bias at the Department of Energy jeopardizes the national nuclear weapons stockpile and future electricity. He indicates potential layoffs before mid 1996 and discusses a possible government shutdown avert strategy tied to a $150 billion revenue boost.
A 33 year old Savannah River Site worker and his family face a reduced holiday season as downsizing ends unemployment benefits this month. Salvation Army donations help keep their Christmas spirit alive. Community contributors listed include Mek tee the 8 Mee and Pour 8 Moore.
Washington reports a hopeful turn in the budget fight as President Clinton conferred by phone with House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole from Air Force One. White House officials called the talks positive and signaled a possible meeting as early as Tuesday, with optimism from Republicans that a budget plan may gain Clinton approval before his Paris trip.
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