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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1994

Page

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Irene Rudnick refuses to count herself out after District 81 loss

Irene Rudnick says she may be counted out now but fights on. She speaks from her husband Harold Rudnick’s bedside at University Hospital where he recovers from heart surgery and strokes. She recalls telling him the race was not over even as returns favored the opponent.

Irene Rudnick Harold University Hospi Tal Rudnick Aiken County Julian Dunbar Irene Batats Tober Dan Mrs. Rudnick

Palmetto Review Prompts Bus Purchase and Base Closings

South Carolina moves to replace about a third of school buses by April after a bidding dispute. Barbara Nielsen signs for 2,000 new buses, ending contract tensions with Thomas Built Buses and Blue Bird. In Orangeburg County a burned car holds the remains of Miami man Vandy Cornell Harrison. Gov elect Beasley to meet Defense Secretary Perry about 1996 base closures including Myrtle Beach AFB and Charleston Navy Yard.

Columbia South Carolina Barbara Nielsen Thomas High Point N.C Blue Bird Body Co Fort Valley Orangeburg Florida C.R. Smith Vandy Cornell Harrison Miami Washington David Beasley U.S. Defense William Perry Beasley Perry Pentagon Myrtle Beach Air Force Base Charleston Naval Base

Obituary notices listed for Page 2B

Obituary notices include Robert Charles Allen Coppell Texas William Thomas Ashmore Jr Augusta Wade Howard Carey Aiken Sallie Stokes Clamp cement Harry Davis Jr North Augusta Edward A Bill Duncan North Augusta Helen Peacock Glenn Hendersonville NC Rhymel LaBoard Aiken Robert Moore Hempstead NY Major Parker Aiken noted on page 2B with brief memorial items.

Robert Charles Allen Coppell Texas William Thomas Ashmore Jr Augusta Wade Howard Carey Aiken Sallie Stokes Cement Edward A Bill) Duncan North Augusta Helen Peacock Glenn Hendersonville N.C Rhymel LaBoard Robert Moore Hempstead

Express It Says Mailman Aids Christmas Deliveries

Time is running out for out of town gifts. Aiken Postmaster Donald Dulaney recommends Express Service for overnight delivery as the most reliable option. Rates are 9.95 for up to eight ounces and 13.50 for heavier items. Post Office hours extend to 5 15 p.m. through January. UPS hires 75000 seasonal workers and leases 46 jet aircraft to handle holiday volume.

Aiken Donald Dulaney Dulaney Parcel United Parcel Service Chuck Myrick

Christmas lights carry hidden fire dangers warns Aiken official

Chief J Carrol Busbee of the Aiken Department of Public Safety cautions holiday celebrants that fires from Christmas lights rise 20 to 30 percent during the season. He urges using water in fresh trees, checking light strings, avoiding blocked exits, and keeping candles away from combustibles to prevent fires.

J. Carrol Busbee Busbee City of Aiken Department of Public Safety

Economy On Track To Best Year Since 1988

The economy grew at a 4 percent annual rate in the July through September quarter led by personal spending business investment and government outlays. The GDP was revised up from 3.9 percent and helped by foreign traveler spending. Outlook for Q4 is near 4 percent with risks from higher rates and inflation. The Labor Department reported a rise in initial unemployment claims to 323000 for the week ending Dec 17. The Fed boosted rates for the sixth time this year aiming to curb inflation and slow growth toward 2.5 percent.

Washington Commerce Department United States Labor Department Federal Reserve Fed

Lawmen Clueless To Boatwright Slayings

More than a month after the boat ramp discovery of Glenn and Dianne Boatwright, lawmen report no solid suspect in the killings. Lt. Tim Hoffman confirms ongoing leads and SLED assistance with the ACSO investigation. The Boatrights resided on Mount Calvary Church Road in Ridge Spring. Mrs Boatwright was found November 11 by Ronnie Kirk at the Edisto Boat Ramp.

Glenn Dianne Boatwright Edisto River Tim Hoffman Aiken County Fice Hoffman ACSO Boatwright Mount Calvary Church Road Ridge Spring

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Palmetto Defense Harry Davis Jr North Ie Major Parker Abby Brian Neill Santa Claus Scott Webster Ing Rose’s Kalmia J.carrol Busbee Lawmen
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