Bank hold up suspects jailed in Aiken County
Three men suspected of the First Citizens Bank robbery in Beech Island have two identified as Fry Watson Suber 30 of Bath and Kuniaki Chaconne Miles 20 of Clearwater both held on 25000 bonds. Police say a motorist in North Augusta led officers to the getaway vehicle after a masked gunman demanded cash. A separate North Augusta shop robbery yielded about 75 dollars with the suspect described as a 25 to 30 year old black male in burgundy knit cap green shirt jeans and white sneakers. An elderly Anderson man Cunell Bobo died of exposure in his unheated home the body found Tuesday night.
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First Citizens Bank
Beech Island
Aiken County
Fry Watson Suber
Bath
Kuniaki Chaconne Miles
Clearwater
Suber
Miles
Sheriff's Office
North Augusta
Michael Frank
Pisgah Re
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Anderson
Cunell Bobo
Deaths Desiree C McKevie Hephzi ah Ga
Obituary notice lists Desiree C McKevie of Hephzi ah Georgia as deceased. The brief notice confirms death and locality with standard funeral details and family references.
Stores Close Gap On Lost Sales In Aiken County
Aiken County stores hold share against Augusta market as the 1994 Lost Retail Sales study shows nearly 50 million in retained sales, boosting state coffers by 2.5 million. Dr. Robert Botsch notes new car dealers and restaurants help keep dollars local, aiding education funding.
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Aiken County
Augusta
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Robert E. Botsch
USC Aiken
Telecommuting grows as home based work takes off
A telecommuter boom is reshaping work as professionals like Barbara Strack of WordSmith operate from home using computers and the net. She collaborates with colleagues, accesses libraries, files forms electronically, and saves on travel costs while industry experts note the rise of net centered work and faster connections.
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Aiken
Barbara Strack
T the Net
Bob Fernekes
USC Aiken
Fernekes
Drug Connection Raised In Robbery Slaying At Market
The trial of Chasako Glanton and David Gardner Avery for the No. 1 Market murder in Clearwater began amid racial tension over jury selection. John Reiner Jr. testified there was no drug connection, while admitting past cocaine use.
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John Reiner Jr
John Reiner Sr
Reiner
No. 1
Cherokee
Chasako M. Glanton
David Gardner Avery
Barbara Morgan
Ms. Morgan
Henry Floyd
Glanton and
Avery
1997 Key Year for SRS Jobs Foresees Layoffs
A Savannah River Site spokesman says the 1997 federal budget could bring up to 2,500 additional layoffs by mid year with reductions likely during calendar 1996. Representative Lindsey Graham cautions the 1997 budget is not a done deal and fights over DOE layoffs may delay actions. The DOE notes separations packages aim to reduce payrolls for funding while preserving community impact awareness.
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Savannah River
SRS
Bill Taylor
Department of Energy
DOE
Graham
Taylor
Significance Of Parts Error At DWPF Sheds Light On Contract Row
A Columbia watchdog group alleges error at the Defense Waste Processing Facility involving a nitrogen purging system installed in the DWPF safety line. Westinghouse and Bechtel admit the mistake, with the DOE in agreement. DWPF, under construction since 1983, could reach a final price near 3 to 4 billion dollars as it processes high level radioactive wastes into molten encapsulated solids.
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Defense
Savannah River
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Bechtel
Savannah River Inc
Brian Costner
Energy Research Foundation
Costner
DWPF
VSRC
Department of Energy
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