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Becky Holley a longtime Aiken Pink Lady of the Hospital Auxiliary dies at 78 after a heart attack. Born in Conway she married Ferrell Holley and raised two sons and a daughter. She coordinated Candy Stripers and served as Hospital Auxiliary president while also active in Country Gardeners. Crochet afghans, homemaking and family defined her life. She leaves a large circle of friends and relatives.
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Becky Holley
Aiken
Betty Parks
Mrs. Holley
Horry Street
Rebecca Goldfinch Holley
Conway
Goldfinch Funeral Home
Clemson
Ferrell Holley
Ferrell
Army Air Corps
Mediterranean
States
Becky
Columbia College
Lallah Wyman
Hood Lane
Holley Hardware
Parks
Gene Mulliken
Greenspan Nominated to Fourth Term as Fed Chair
President Bill Clinton nominates Alan Greenspan for a fourth term as Federal Reserve Board chairman. The economist, 73, has steered inflation and growth, with market impact when inflation or rates shift. Greenspan’s influence on interest affects loans, mortgages, and business financing.
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Bill Clinton
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve Board
Greenspan
Wall Street
AIKEN Standard Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace
Local newspaper note confirms Jeffrey B. Wallace serves as editor for the Aiken Standard. Details on his tenure or recent changes are not provided in the readable text.
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Millennium
OSHA
Ais
Cuba Cuba normalized relations press forward with or without exile
Froma Harrop argues that US Cuba normalization accelerates regardless of exile groups stance. She notes high level exchanges and cultural ties widen, while Elian Gonzalez debate highlights divisions. Harrop urges Cuban Americans to engage constructively and respect family rights over political posturing.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Caribbean
Elian Gonzalez
Dade County
Illinois
George Ryan
America
Castro
Clinton or Bush or Gore in a 2000s presidency
Jim Squires of Versailles Ky, former Chicago Tribune editor, muses on the 2000 political scene. He suggests Hillary Clinton could run for Senate, contemplates Clinton remaining influential in disguise, and debates how Gore and Bush may shape the era amid ongoing partisan battles.
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New York
Senate
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Hillary
Bill
Jenny Craig
al Gore
Junior Bush
Clinton
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Gore
Junior
Tipper
Greenspan
Oval Office
Jim Squires
Versailles
The
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Simon McBride
Alexandra Black
Garnet Hill
Eusebee Leal Spengler
Froma Harrop
Providence Journal
Joanne Jacobs
Knight Ridder Service
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Washington Post
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Houston Credit Services
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San Jose Mercury News
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