16 Feb 1996
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1996
Page
1
Sunday feature by reporters examines how insurance points raise rates for drivers in South Carolina. It explains how tickets and accidents add points, the violations that trigger them, and how long drivers must keep paying after points accumulate.
U S Rep Mark Sanford and Sen Er nest Hollings led South Carolina delegation in saving taxpayers money last year. Sanford saved 223000 by firing staffers from his predecessor. Hollings returned about 250000 to the Treasury while Thurmond gave back about 200000 of a 14 million allowance. Graham saved 40000.
Death notices from Statesboro GA to Titusville FL list Mary Lawrence Anderson Jessie Davis Eugene Doe Sara Haley Mary Ann Houston Pearl Jones Isabella Price and others. The page records obituaries for individuals in Aiken Wagener Jacksonville New Ellenton and Titusville with dates and locations.
Thursday Georgia Lottery results show Cash 3 numbers 3 7 4 and Fantasy Five digits 1 12 23 27 33. No additional details provided about prizes or winners.
Third District Rep. Lindsey Graham reports the Savannah River Site layoffs could be avoided if the fiscal 1997 Environmental Management budget remains at the fiscal 1996 level. He met with DOE and Westinghouse Savannah River Co. officials, saying the talks were the most encouraging since he took office. The decision hinges on Congress and the president freezing the 1997 budget.
AmeriCorps volunteers spent nine days at Schofield Middle School building a floating dock and walkways over drainage, plus a nature-trail survey. Botany notes will be given to sixth grade teacher Debi Johnson. project supported by Aiken County entities and USDA staff.
Ralph Edward Crompton 40, Panama City Florida, wanted for murder in the death of David Turenne was arrested by Aiken Department of Public Safety after he attempted death by own action at a local hotel. Turenne a NORAD facility supervisor was bludgeoned outside his Panama City home. The case linked to a love triangle involved Crompton and Turenne’s wife Monica. Crompton had been employed at Savannah River Site subcontractor Applied Research. He was under surveillance at the Holiday Inn Express on Whiskey Road before welfare checks led to the arrest.
New Ellenton residents will vote in a non binding referendum next month on a $5 million sewer system. The City Council upheld a decision to delay state talks until after the vote, with split 3 3 1 on a motion to begin negotiations beforehand. Mayor Hanna and two allies supported the talks contingent on resident approval.
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