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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1995

Page

1

Fire destroys long-standing Ribumuany Av Baptist Church landmark

The Ribumuany Av Baptist Church, a 103-year landmark with 535 members, was destroyed by fire. Pastor Rev. Derris A Davenport laments the loss of memories inside the walls while investigators work to determine the fire's cause. In a separate case, police charge a teenage suspect with murder in the shooting death of 12-year-old Westley Archer in Darlington County.

Ribumuany Av Ridge and Baptist Church Derris A. Daven- Port Davenport Aartsville David Sessoms Darlington County Eldridge Norton Westley Archer

Obituary notices listed for several Delaware Valley residents

Obituary notices appear for Mary Bethea Philadelphia Pa Frank H Brown New Ellenton Father Justin Goodwin Hanahan Bertha Mae Hendrix Monetta Emma Hazel Hill Philadelphia Olive P Lott Williston Lillie Bell Kennedy Bridgeton NJ Buice Kenner Ridge Spring Norman Morrison Batesburg Leesville Herbert Quattlebaum Wagoner James B Rouse Aiken. The notices run on Page 2B of The Aiken Standard. Aiken county 1995 overview planned as a special project includes top news developments of 1995 a top 10 stories list and month to month capsules with photographs from events.

Mary Bethea Philadelphia Frank H. Brown New Ellenton Justin Goodwin Hanahan Bertha Mae Hendrix Monetta Emma Hazel Hill Olive P. Lott Williston Lillie Bell Kennedy Bridgeton Buice Kenner Ridge Spring Norman Morrison Batesburg- Leesville Herbert Quattlebaum Wagoner James B. Rouse Aiken Aiken Standard

Budget Talks Resume Slow Climb Toward Shutdown End

Washington aides resumed talks to end the partial government shutdown and budget crisis after a holiday recess. Negotiations will involve top lawmakers and President Clinton by Friday, as lower level discussions today provide little relief to federal workers with reduced pay and disrupted tourism and travel plans.

Washington Congressional Clinton White House National Parks and Monuments

Senate acts to recall furloughed workers under budget plan

Rep Bill Archer blasted Clinton for allegedly juggling books to avoid congressional limits. The Senate approved a plan to return 280 000 furloughed workers to essential status through Feb 1, with pay pending funding. House GOP freshmen warned they will keep partial shutdown until a seven year balanced budget plan is accepted.

Bill Archer Texas House Ways and Means Committee Clinton Congressional Senate Chamber Bob Dole GOP White House

No Hassle At The Counter Makes Returns Easy

Area merchants plan hassle free returns after Christmas as exchanges cover wrong size color or fit. JB White manager Day Haywood says items can be returned at any register and the customer is always right. JC Penney’s Lumus Vick notes nationwide refunds at any store register with ads about policy. Wal Mart and Kmart set up dedicated refund lanes. a customer at Aiken records a partial refund reluctance and desire to exchange.

Wnen Day Haywood JB White Haywood Wal Mart South Aiken Kathy Lauther Aiken Sauther Frank O'Donnell

Charity Bingo Profits Fall Short of Aid to Charity

State Revenue Department data show charities received under 1 percent of nearly 90 million dollars gross from charity bingo in fiscal 1995, with less than 838 thousand dollars going to charity. A department task force found large prizes were underreported and taxes unpaid, estimating 75 percent of big bingo prizes went to out-of-state winners and potential additional state revenue of about 14 million if all prizes were taxed at seven percent. Charity reps blame state taxes for squeezing the games, urging legislative review.

State Revenue Department Department Revenue Department Glenn McConnell Charleston Carol Linville Pet Helpers Linville

At A Glance Helpers Receive From Weekly Bingo Games

The article notes that At A Glance Helpers got 1000 dollars from three weekly bingo games they sponsor while South Carolina taxes from the games exceed 18000 dollars. It states that at least 60 percent of gross proceeds must be paid out in prizes every quarter and at least 50 percent in prizes per game. The charity receives what's left after expenses including sales taxes promoters employees rentals and supplies. It also notes no cap on promoters compensation in this state and that promoters earn extra by selling bingo supplies and renting venues.

Retirement Comes On A Happy Note Long time educator

Dr James I Green retires after 17 years as assistant superintendent for instruction in Aiken County School District. Friends praise his wisdom and dedication to students while he looks forward to golf, travel, and possible new ventures. He reflects that sadness comes from leaving colleagues, not retirement itself, and recounts a career spanning principal, English teacher, and mentor to many.

Vince Lombardi Aiken County Dr. Green Aiken Green Aiken County School Sheran Proctor

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