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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1996
Page
3
After appellate review the store must cease and desist permanently until a valid operating permit is secured. The development lies within 1,500 feet of residential zoning and an educational facility, and houses two sexually oriented businesses, risking arrest if operations continue without a permit.
Senator Hollings, visiting Aiken, pledges support for the Savannah River Site. He argues vitrification of spent fuels at the Defense Waste Processing Facility and new production missions will secure SRS, insisting Aiken is the only suitable location. He predicts a 2010 start for a new nuclear fuel source and notes debate over a linear accelerator versus a reactor, with power companies backing the combined mission but the Defense Department opposing.
Princess Diana reportedly agrees to divorce but seeks a settlement she finds satisfactory. Attorney Anthony Julius confirmed a meeting with her in London after her Caribbean break, while tabloids claim she has decided to proceed. Charles and Diana separated in 1992. Queen urged a quick resolution.
Republicans push a post shutdown strategy to shift blame to President Clinton while pressing for deeper Medicare and Medicaid cuts. Democrats reluctantly back a bill to return workers to their jobs but warn it leaves federal services and NASA loan processing inoperative and trims too little.
U S troops started a phased pullout from Haiti fifteen months after ousting the military regime and restoring President Aristide. Sixty six from the 5th Special Operations Group left for Fort Campbell while about 2,200 U S troops remain, part of a UN force due to depart by February 29.
A county grapples with splitting siblings in care and urges rapid reunification with families in Aiken. Amid claims of excessive police force, demonstrations in November turned deadly with seven killed and extensive property damage. Rep. Gilman froze 5 million in police training aid, citing infiltration risks. Haitian officials deny the claim and say funds may be released only if issues are resolved by mid January.
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