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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1998

Page

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After Christmas shoppers flood Aiken stores

The day after Christmas shoppers pack stores in Aiken for returns and after-Christmas deals. Nashayne Straty from Dillard's J B White notes heavy return and exchange activity while Mary Blocker searches for sale items. Linda Wise at Wal Mart observes long return lines.

Aiken Oaante” Treme Beetr Nashayne Straty Dillard’s J.B. White Mary Blocker Wal-Mart Linda Wise

Post holiday returns spike as stores rush to clear items

Returns flood Wal Mart Goody's and Kmart after Christmas while shoppers stock up for next year. 50 percent discounts lure bargain hunters at Lenox Square as warm weather dampens coat sales and overall holiday results remain below expectations.

Michele Johnson Wal Mart Goody Bridget Evans Rick Brown Kmart Gwendolyn Kelly Atlanta Lenox Square Wall Street Associated Press

Lawmakers Clash Over South Carolina Budget Outlook

South Carolina lawmakers differ on next year’s budget with at least 580 million in new funds plus 28 million from a tobacco settlement. House leaders call the outlook very bright as revenue stays strong, while Senate members warn the picture may require tax changes. Senator John Drummond proposes a possible 6 cent gas tax increase to fund road projects and the Infrastructure Bank. Hodges opposes any gas tax rise.

Columbia South Carolina House Ways and Means Henry Brown R-Hanahan Senate Finance Committee John Drummond D Ninety Six Drummond Hodges Nina Brook Billy Bean

Man Found Dead Behind Lucky Video in Aiken

Aiken County deputies report a quiet Christmas with one notable incident the discovery of Leon Toney, 35, behind Lucky Video on Edgefield Highway Saturday afternoon. Autopsy scheduled. coroner Sue Townsend says investigation continues with no signs of injury evident. He was last seen Thursday.

Aiken County Sue Townsend

Deaths of Charles T. Owings Jr and Eunice Sean Seay

Notices announce the deaths of Charles T. Owings Jr in North Augusta and Eunice Sean Seay in Lexington with memorial details expected to follow.

Charles T. Owings Jr North Augusta Eunice Sean Seay Lexington

Georgia Lottery Draws Friday and Saturday Numbers

Late Friday numbers show 1 31 for Big Money while Saturday midday 728 and evening 1 7 2 are listed. Additional codes 41 eorga Lotto 6 142831 42 appear in the scrambled text.

Coa Eorga

Hodges Upset Tops S C News Of 1998

Democrat Jim Hodges won the South Carolina governor election in a year shaped by gambling politics. Gov David Beasley conceded after a bid to ban video gambling failed, ending a 16 year GOP governor run as Hodges promised a state lottery to fund education.

Columbia Jim Hodges South Carolina David Beasley

Year’s top stories include ruling games legality and first gambling boat sail

The year highlighted legal sports outcomes and the debut of a gambling boat from the state. Eight events are named, including Hollings reelection to a sixth term over Bob Inglis, wins for two Democrats in state offices, a $37.8 million Klan verdict for burning a Clarendon church, and storms from Bonnie to Earl.

U.S Ernest Fritz) Hollings Bob Inglis Hodges Statehouse Ku Klux Klan

Top South Carolina News of 1998 Selected by AP Members

The year’s top SC stories include Hodges defeating Beasley and backing a education lottery, lawmakers legalizing video gambling, Macedonia Baptist Church receiving 37.8 million from KKK, Democrats winning three constitutional offices, Hurricane Bonnie threats and Earl remnants, LIFE Scholarship passage, Hollings winning a sixth term, welfare work requirements, Beasley flight reimbursements, and the Victoria Casino launching from Little River.

Clarendon County Church Grand Strand Bonnie Earl LIFE Beasley Jim Hodges David Beasley Supreme Court Macedonia Baptist Church KKK Democratic US Ernest Fritz) Hollings Bob Inglis Victori Casino Little River

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