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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1997

Page

3

Community groups push for safe New Year celebration plan

Aiken Romania urged a crowd to gather off public roads on New Year’s Eve to reduce accidents linked to drinking and driving. The initiative targets students and general revelers, aiming to keep everyone away from drivers under the influence.

First Night Arts Parade Draws Crowds in Chesterfield Road Parade

Hundreds joined a First Night celebration moving from Chesterfield Street to Park Avenue via Laurens Street with chalk drawings by Keely Reichel age five. Performances by Aiken Civic Ballet Second Baptist Church Mass Choir Irene Goodnight Swingstation and more filled the Art Center with Cliff Dyches making a third appearance. Weather and mood drew attendees to an alcohol-free New Year as acts including The Hurdy Gurdy Man Magician Mike Wilbanks Tawana Thomas and Prodigal Son entertained crowds often with multiple acts and groups listed.

Chesterfield Street Park Avenue Laurens Street Chesterfield Keely Reichel Keely Aiken Civic Ballet Second Baptist Church Mass Choir Irene Goodnight Swingstation Cliff Dyches Marvin Blystone Art Center Dyches Hurdy Gurdy Man Mike Wilbanks Roger Barb Rollins Paula Jean Greene Killimanjaro Watford

Violent dispute at Spartan Food Systems leads to shooting

Morris testified that Young, released on bond, killed his son after verbal confrontations outside the Spartan Food Systems restaurant. He described holding his dying son as two other youths allegedly started the trouble. He blamed the restaurant owners for failing to guard the site during holidays and said the suit seeks unspecified damages. The case names Hull Story and Spartan Food Systems, with Augusta attorneys Merhoff and Cruse handling the filing.

Morris Young Spartan Food Systems Hull Augusta Richard R. Merhoff Samuel W. Cruse

Hopkins man shot and jailed after deputy shooting

A Hopkins man, Mark Carlos Harris aged 33, was shot in the leg by Deputy JLA Davis after a street disturbance call in Richland County. Harris, armed with an assault rifle, was arrested as he left Baptist Medical Center and charged with pointing and presenting a firearm. He remains at Richland County Detention Center. Davis placed on administrative duty.

Columbia Hopkins Richland County State Mark Carlos Harris SLED Hugh Munn Harris Baptist Medical Center Jla Davis Munn Richland County Detention Center

Clinton family rings in New Year at Hilton Head

President Clinton and family vacationed on Hilton Head Island blending golf and a Renaissance Weekend seminar on Spiritual Life in a Secular Society. The Clintons planned a New Year’s Eve beach party at the Hyatt while aides offered few travel details for St Thomas ahead. Dennis Ross reported West Bank talks progress as Mepron withdrawal negotiations continue.

Hilton Head Hilton Head Island Clinton Atlantic Barrier Island Tual Hillary Rodham Clinton Chelsea Beach Side Hyatt Hotel Clintons Dennis Ross Israel Palestinian Authority Ross West Bank

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