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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1996
Page
1
Experienced hunter Terry Hester spent a cold wet night in the woods after losing his way in thick fog near Table Rock Mountain. He split from a partner Monday morning and slipped in a stream injuring a leg, leaving him disoriented until dawn.
Wayne Buddy Mauldin aged 46, serving two life sentences for the 1994 murder of John David Todd Jr. and Wendy Todd, died of natural causes Monday at Tuomey Regional Medical Center after chest pains. He had been at Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville.
Death notices list Mary Frances Abner Ridge Spring John F Hankinson Belvedere Joseph Harris Norfolk Elizabeth Hicks Belvedere Fred S Hunt Aiken Coleman Johnson Graniteville Cathrine H Larney Williston Alice C Moore Aiken David Lewis Poole Bath Howard Teague Hickory N C Herbert L Thomas Jr Springfield Willie Thomas New Ark NJ Robert Turner New Ellenton Wilbur J Owens Aiken obituary notices on Page 2B
The Three Rivers Solid Waste Authority seeks a 55000 federal grant via the Lower Savannah Council of Governments to fund design and training for a Materials Recovery Facility at the 1400 acre Savannah River Site landfill. The project supports a solid waste technology center and recycling station with rural area funding emphasis.
Cecil Mills praises the South Carolina State House as an enduring marvel while planning a 47 million overhaul over 30 months. The project includes asbestos removal, wiring and duct work replacement, with the General Assembly temporarily meeting in Carolina Plaza.
Rep. Tom Huff and Rep. Charles Sharpe say Richard Harpootian’s federal suit to overturn the 1994 state House redistricting is unlikely to succeed. They argue lines were drawn by both parties and that the case could delay elections but not county races.
GAO auditors found missing records for energy secretary Hazel O'Leary's trips to India and South Africa, questioning $255000 in DOE foreign travel spending. DOE says expenses were charged to US embassies and receipts have since been located. The GAO also reported higher costs for the South Africa trip, totaling 6636,600 with 417000 from private sources.
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