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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1996

Page

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One-Car Fatality Baffles Montmorenci Resident

Robert Donald Wilson, 53, of 128 Coral Reef Road in Montmorenci, died when his eastbound car on Old Tory Trail Road left the road and hit a tree. He was thrown from the vehicle and pronounced dead at 1:59 p.m. He was not wearing a seat belt. Wilson worked for Aiken County and was married to Assistant Administrator Joan Wilson. An investigation by the South Carolina Highway Patrol is pending.

Mon Snuneuyes Robert Donald Wilson Wilson Coral Reef Road Montmorenci Old Tory Trail Aiken County W.C Bill) Cole Cole Joan Wilson South Carolina Highway Patrol

Lexington County Jail Escapee Recaptured

David Leon Langford 22 of Batesburg-Leesville was captured by Columbia police at a Columbia apartment after a tip. He had escaped from Lexington County Detention Center where he served a two year sentence for grand larceny traffic violations and a drug charge. He was found with cocaine and is charged with possession of cocaine and escape. He is returned to the Lexington County Detention Center.

Lexington Lexington County Detention Center Columbia Police David Leon Langford Batesburg-Leesville Columbia James Metts Metts Langford

Obituary Notices Across South Carolina Counties

Death notices list Lorraine Chavous Jackson Margaret Cumbee Hattie Grodahl James Harley Betty Johnston Maggie Morris Robert Wilson. The obituaries appear on Page 8A with brief tributes for each departed resident.

Lorraine Chavous Jackson Margaret G. Cumbee North Augusta Hattie Erickson Grodahl Aiken James Everett Harley Springfield Betty Mitchell Johnston West Columbia Maggie Posey Morris Monetta Robert Donald Wilson Montmorenci

High Stakes In S C Primary In Race For GOP Nomination

Eight candidates vie for the Republican presidential preference in South Carolina on March 2 with Kansas Senator Bob Dole favored. The winner could claim 37 of the state’s delegate votes by sweeping all six congressional districts and the at large slot. party officials expect SC to shape the national contest as all candidates appear on the ballot.

Nathan Bedford Forrest Kansas Bob Dole Dole Tion Louisiana Town New Hampshire South Carolina Republican Party Trey Walker Palmetto Henry McMaster Walker McMaster

The 4 Candidates The 4 Candidates

Fourteen names appear on the South Carolina Republican primary ballot dated March 2. Notable figures include Lamar Alexander Pat Buchanan Bob Dole Phil Gramm Steve Forbes Alan Keyes Richard Lugar and Morry Taylor.

Lamar Alexander Pat Buchanan Steve Forbes Phil Gramm Alan Keyes Richard Lugar Morry Taylor Forrest South Carolina National Republican Conven Bob Dole

Black History Kids Take Stage at Graniteville Event

Minnie Palmore House school pre kindergartners staged a Black History Month program before parents and staff. Young performers faced stage fright with tears and laughter as first time public speakers, ages four and five, impressed with their efforts. School director Albertine Grant praised all the children as winners.

Graniteville Minnie Palmore House Albertine Grant

Remembering The Past by CHASITI KIRKLAND

Estella Knight, 90, recalls the mountains her people climbed and doors slammed in their faces while noting a once dominant black physician served the community. She reflects on pride, schooling, responsibility, and the differences between past and present life. The piece anchors a Page 5A remembrance feature.

Estella Knight

DOE to Explain Accelerator Plan at USC Aiken Forum

Local residents near the Central Savannah River Area discuss a planned linear accelerator at Savannah River Site to produce tritium. The project is a collaboration with Los Alamos and aims to yield the world’s most powerful proton accelerator. A public forum at the Etherredge Center in Aiken begins at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday to explain the decision and future path.

Savannah River SRS Los Alamos National Laboratory Guy Gerard Department of Energy Usc Aiken Hazel O'Leary

Public Forum NHAT On Proposed Tritium Accelerator

A community forum at the Etherredge Center USC Aiken informs the public about the proposed accelerator for tritium production at Savannah River. Speakers include DOE officials and Los Alamos and Los Alamos laboratory representatives detailing the reactor’s impact and regional effects.

Aiken Work Session Over Bike Path Plans Faces Residents

City Council to discuss the Banks Mill Road bicycle pathway amid ongoing complaints from residents who oppose concrete installation in front of homes. City Manager Steven Thompson outlines three questions: proceed with master plans, seek compromises, or abandon pathway development.

Joseph Morelli Price Avenue H. Odell Weeks Cen Morelli Banks Mill Aiken Skipper Perry Steven Thompson Thompson

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