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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1997

Page

5

Tax credits and deductions dominate audience reaction at State of the Union

Voters and officials comment on education focus in the president's address. The Hope Scholarship, $1500 tax credit, and $10,000 deduction are debated for their impact on families. Critics urge broader reform, including Medicare changes and a Balanced Budget Amendment, while praising bipartisanship. Rep. Lindsey Graham and others discuss practicality and long term effects.

Hope Douglas Gregory III Aiken High School Douglas IV Tennessee

Ruby Tuesday Reopens After Roof Fire

Aiken fire crews responded to a kitchen roof blaze at Ruby Tuesday on Tuesday morning around 9 30. The fire damaged the roof and exterior walls but spared the interior. the restaurant temporarily limited service and gas power, then resumed full operations by noon.

Pete Frommer Aiken Department of Public Safety Frommer Patricia Smith Ms. Smith

Retail layoff fears cited by Dr. Vyas in 1995 sales note

Dr. Vyas says 1995 losses reached 96 million but not alarming. He argues laid off workers may restrict spending and shop at larger markets for better variety and price. Some 1995 dollars may have been saved rather than spent in Aiken or Augusta. an attitude survey is needed to confirm.

Vyas SRS Aiken Augusta

Robber due for sentencing in Beech Island bank holdup

Robert Henry Stewart, an Aiken County man with a prior bank robbery record, faces sentencing in federal court for the Jan 8 1996 First Citizens Bank of Beech Island robbery. He and two accomplices were caught after the mid afternoon heist that netted over $8 000 with no injuries. Suber and Miles had pled guilty earlier and testified. Stewart faces up to 40 years. earlier sentences for Graniteville robbery totaled 25 years for Stewart and 41 and 40 months for Suber and Miles respectively, plus restitution and post release supervision.

Aiken County First Citizens Bank Beech Island Robert Henry Stewart Charles E. Simons Fry Watson Suber III Kuniacki Chaconne Miles Stewart Graniteville Charles E. Simons Jr Simons Suber Miles

Father's quest ends with unanimous verdict

SANTA MONICA Calif A lost son A unanimous verdict And a father's quest finally ends Fred Goldman knows he'll never get his son back But Tuesday s unanimous verdict in the US Simpson civil trial gives him something justice as he sees it and restoration of his faith Our family is grateful for a verdict of responsibility which is all we ever wanted We have it Goldman said Then he wept The world has seen a lot of Goldman s tears since his 25 year old son Ronald was slashed to death alongside Nicole Brown Simpson on June 12 1994 Ron Goldman was a waiter His killing drew celebrity attention His father refused to let his son be forgotten His weeping was unashamed and his anger at Simpson palpable

Santa Monica Calif Fred Goldman Goldman Ronald Nicole Brown Simpson Ms.Simpson Ron Goldman Simpson Ron Nicole Kim Christopher Darden

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