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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1994

Page

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Three Arrested In Christmas Gift Theft

Three Spartanburg County residents, Dennis Roberts aged 21, Thomas Hall 23, and his wife Amy 19, were arrested on burglary larceny and forgery charges. Deputies found more than $6,000 worth of gifts at a Whitney mobile home after a forged check led to identification. The arrests linked to at least six burglaries in Spartanburg and Cherokee counties.

Spartanburg Spartanburg County Dennis Roberts Cowpens Thomas Hall Amy Evins Littlefield Whitney Littlefield Cherokee

Geese vanish from South Carolina wildlife center

About 35 Canada geese flown to the Yawkey Wildlife Center near Georgetown last week have wandered off. Biologist Kirk Goolsby says the birds likely remain in the area, and if they joined a wild flock they could be farther away. A governor's order will close liquor stores on the Mondays after Christmas and New Year’s Day, with small exceptions for minibottles sold at bars and restaurants.

Columbia South Carolina Kirk Goolsby Yawkey Wildlife Center Georgetown Goolsby South Carolina Association of Beverage Retailers

Obituary notices list several deaths across towns

Obituary notices report the deaths of Wade H Alexander in Aiken Margaret Bird in Aiken Donn Owen Green in Williston Trula Morgan Hardy in Plum Branch Brantley Reid in Aiken Woodrow Hutson in Springfield Jessie Williams Hutto in Wagener Lillian Owens Nadine in Aiken Hilton Smith in Glenwood Georgia. The items summarize each individual's passing and hometowns in a compact obituary notice segment.

Wade H. Alexander Aiken Margaret Bird Donn Owen Green Williston Trula Morgan Hardy Plum Branch Brantley Reid Woodrow Hutson Springfield Jessie Williams Hutto Wagener Lillian Owens Nadine Hilton Smith Glenwood

Registers Ring Across S C

Shoppers flood Columbia malls as holiday sales outpace recent years. Merchants from the South Carolina Merchants Association report stronger demand across electronics, toys, and gift items with optimistic views of double-digit gains over last year. Sandra Jackson plans about 1200 dollars in gifts.

Columbia Jim Hatchell South Carolina Merchants Association Hatchell

Restrictions help smokers quit amid CDC findings

The CDC reports over 15 million Americans try to quit annually with only about 8 percent succeeding. Restrictions at work and in public are cited as motivation, per an Associated Press summary of the CDC 1993 survey involving nearly 21 thousand adults.

Atlanta Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Michael Eriksen CDC Eriksen

Travel Costs Rise as Gas Prices Climb for Holiday Travel

Santa would face higher fuel bills if he used a car for his rounds as gasoline costs increase from 86.4 cents last year to 93.5 cents this year. Holiday travelers will pay more to fuel up and visit loved ones this season.

Santa Claus

Hospital Not Giving Up On Heart Battle

Aiken Regional Medical Center grapples with whether to pull its angioplasty program amid a state ban. Dr. Cundey may decide in emergencies, while the board supported lifesaving use. The decision hinges on open heart backup rules and potential legal action.

Aiken Regional Aiken Ricky Satcher David M. Cundey South Carolina Cundey Cundey the Same Leeway On An ‘Emergency Basis,” Satcher Said Lessie B. Price Ansty Dr. Cundey Satcher S.C

Derrick Leaves With No Regrets

Congress veteran Butler Derrick of South Carolina’s Third District reflects on twenty years in office as he departs with no regrets. He admits some positions may have cost him voter support yet says his votes served the people and he leaves the House without taint from bank and post office scandals. Derrick plans to join a Washington law firm, teach part time at USC, and split time between Edgefield and Washington, visiting his grandchildren in Buford, Georgia. He laments Congress failing to curb federal deficits while acknowledging the tension between keeping programs and balancing the budget.

Congress South Carolina Derrick Washington University of South Carolina Edgefield Buford Lydia

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