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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1995
Page
11
A North Augusta mobile home at 573 Old Plantation Road was heavily damaged by a fire around 10 p.m. Monday. Family members were inside but none were hurt. Fire officials reported the cause is under investigation.
A diner at the Carolina Bistro nearly dropped his glass when a mounted fish on the wall began to wiggle in response to music. The joke is created by owner Billy Bolton and is activated by sound from nearby speakers.
The six month CD rate on $1,000 at Palmetto Federal is 4.8 percent. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the error in Sunday’s edition.
Five church burglaries in Aiken County over the past month target churches including Belvedere First Baptist. Looted items include electronics like a TV and stereo. windows or doors provide access. Police urge the public to call Investigator Norwood Bodie at 642-1790 with any tips.
James Gallman president of the Aiken NAACP reveals a letter accusing Sen Greg Ryberg of holier than thou platitudes while defending Theo Mitchell s expulsion from the South Carolina Senate Mitchell Greenville attorney served 90 days in federal prison after pleading guilty to a violation of federal law the letter claims voters did not demand his resignation Ryberg expresses shock upon learning of the letter during a meeting about teenage pregnancy solutions
Burnettown Town Council unanimously accepted a petition with over 50 signatures seeking annexation of about half of Huber Clay Road and all of Victory Lane. A public hearing is set for 6 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Municipal Building on S.C. 421. four other petitions are circulating for possible approval including Langley Pond.
USC Aiken expresses satisfaction with its status in the USC system as detailed on page 9B, highlighting administrative alignment and a positive institutional outlook.
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