Bath woman charged in Flushing murder case
Bernadette Staubitz 22 of Bath was arrested February 13 by NYPD with help from the Aiken and Richland County sheriffs in a January Flushing murder. Anthony Pickens 38 was found beaten and suffocated January 28. Staubitz allegedly dueled with the victim over a dispute. Detectives seek vandalism tips in North Augusta for a Sunset Memorial Gardens headstone.
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Bath
Flushing
Bernadette Staubitz
Railroad Street
New York Police Department
Aiken County Sheriff's Office
Richland County Sheriff's Department
NYPD
Anthony Pickens
73Rd Ave
North Augusta
New Ellenton Goes Online With New Website
City officials announce that New Ellenton is launching a new official website at www.newellenton.com to showcase services and local information for residents and visitors.
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New Ellenton
Newellenton.com
Corrections Issued For Seminar Venue And Names
The February Active Attitudes lists a March 4 senior seminar at South Aikenpoint Church 1711 Whiskey Road Aiken not St. Paul Lutheran Church. Call 649-4021 for details. Rosamond McDuffie and Jerry Merz spellings were incorrect in prior Aiken Standard editions.
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South Aikenpoint Church
Whiskey Road
Aiken
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Rosamond McDuffie
Aiken Standard
Jerry Merz
Multinational Names List Mentioned in Closing as of 2/19/97
The document lists numerous corporations and institutions including BellSouth Carolina First Coca-Cola DuPont Ford GE General Motors BM Kimberly-Clark McDonalds NationsBank Owens-CorningPALFED M34 SCANA Wachovia Westinghouse and additional entities. The closing formation provided by Ken th Wiland of Robinson mphrey Smith Barney is noted.
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BellSouth
Carolina
Coca-Cola DuPont
Ford GE
General Motors
Kimberly-Clark
McDonalds
NationsBank
Owens-Corning
Wachovia Aus Westinghouse
Kenth Wiland
Robinson
Mphrey
Smith Barney
Royal Palace Circus Delights Young Audiences at Hurricane Central
Children cheered the Royal Palace Circus on Wednesday as animal acts and daredevil feats thrilled the crowd. Zebra and leopard cubs Zimba and Felix drew the loudest applause while brave youngsters helped the snakes and trained dogs provide memorable moments.
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Royal Palace Circus
Nele
Zimba
Felix
Circus Toyland
Aiken Playhouse Prepares Shakespeare Selections
Elizabeth Fricke reports the Aiken Community Playhouse readies a program featuring a selection of William Shakespeare works, with plans guiding students and the public through stage classics.
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Aiken Community Playhouse
William Shakespeare
DOE moves to lay off up to 1500 at Savannah River Site
Congress critics say DOE acts too quickly as plans to cut 1400 to 1500 SRS jobs proceed ahead of final fiscal 1998 budget. Rep Lindsey Graham and Rep Charlie Norwood argue the budget process should dictate layoffs not administration. DOE cites budgeting as planning practice and severance costs.
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Department of Energy
Savannah River
Congress
Lindsey Graham
R-8.c
Charlie Norwood
R-Ga
DOE
Graham
Norwood
SRS
Clinton
Bill Taylor
Students engage with high tech displays at SRS Technology Day
Monique McGruder a Glenn Hills High School senior joined about 1 100 students from South Carolina and Georgia at the 7th annual Savannah River Site Technology Day in the Augusta Civic Center. Westinghouse and SRS organizers showcased 100 displays highlighting infrared imaging and other tech used to detect leaks and faulty circuits as part of National Engineers Week.
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Augusta
Monique McGruder
Eliel Villa
Westinghouse
Glenn Hills High School
Savannah River
Martha Ebra
SRS
Augusta-Richmond County
Battle of Aiken re-enactment opens Friday weekend event
The Sons of Confederate Veterans expect about 10 000 visitors to a new battleground on Coleman Bridge Road eight miles east of Aiken for a Civil War re enactment running Friday through Sunday. Historians note the 1865 Confederate victory helped protect local mills and powderworks but Sherman's march proceeded.
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Aiken's Sons of Confederate Veterans
Battle of Aiken
Coleman Bridge Road
S.C. 302
Aiken
Graniteville
Augusta
Col
Judson Kilpatrick
Joe Wheeler
Wheeler
U.S. Army
Cuba
William Sherman
South Carolina
Security Federal boosts income in third quarter
Security Federal Corporation reports a dramatic rise in operating income for the quarter ending Dec. 31 1996 to 456 898 or 1 10 per share up from 244 866 or 59 cents in 1995. The nine month period shows net income of 558 263 or 1 35 per share vs 561 540 or 51 37. Without a one time SAIF assessment the 1996 nine month result would be 995 540 or 2 39 per share up 77 percent. Tim Simmons says gains stem from higher net interest income aided by ATM upgrades and data processing improvements.
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Security Federal Corporation
Security Federal Bank
Security Federal
Federal
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Savings Association Insurance Fund
SAIF
Tim Simmons
Whiskey Road
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Wade Hampton High School
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Sons of Confederate Veterans
Palmetto Battalion
Battle of
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