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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1998

Page

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Aiken Tops in Investment Unit Operation Tellall Nets Suspects

A joint undercover probe by Aiken Department of Public Safety and private industry led to 29 charged with illegal cellular use. Eleven arrested. 18 sought with warrants. Respects across Aiken, Batesburg, Leesville, Ridge Spring and Delray Beach. Officials praise cooperation with Alltel, FBI, and state offices.

Aiken Department of Public Safety J. Carrol Busbee Aiken Batesburg Leesville Ridge Spring Delray Beach Fla Busbee Alltell Communications Company All Tell Barbara Morgan Pat Corey FBI Glenn Dolphin Howard Sellers Florida Attorney General's Office Public Safety Department

Obituaries Notice List on Page 2B

Death notices for Derrick Holston of Williston Mabel Leysath of Aiken and Jerry Pender of Springfield appear on page 2B listing their names and brief obituary notices in the local section.

Derrick Holston Williston Mabel Leysath Aiken Jerry Pender Springfield

Georgia Lottery Draws Reported Mixed Cash 3 Results

Georgia lottery results show Thursday midday Cash 3 with 18 0 and evening Cash 3 with 1 0 0. Pantasy 63 17 19 31 32 noted. no further details.

Reward fund grows as murder case stays unsolved

Two months after the stabbing death of Janice Mixon Wessinger the crime remains unsolved and a community reward fund at Palmetto Federal has reached 1587 dollars with a goal of 10000. Hazel Robinson appeals to Kendron Church Road area residents and local workers to contribute one dollar each to spur tips and arrests.

Janice Mixon Wessinger Hazel Robinson Kendron Church Road Ms. Wessinger Palmetto Federal

Gambling supporters push economics over morality in protest

More than 125 supporters marched around an unemployment office in Columbia to urge lawmakers to consider the economic impact of video gambling. They say the $2 billion industry provides 27 000 jobs and a $1 billion state economic effect in 1997, warning that banning video poker could erase 10 000 jobs. Governor Beasley calls the industry a cancer and seeks its elimination.

Columbia South Carolina Dwight Drake South Carolina Coin Operators Association David Beasley

Beasley Visits Sage Mill as Aiken County Tops Investment

Gov. David Beasley spoke at Sage Mill Industrial Park praising Aiken County for leading South Carolina with 891.6 million in capital investment in 1997. He credited Bridgestone Firestone and new plants for the state’s 5.5 billion investment total and 29 000 expected jobs while noting the need for a ready workforce.

David Beasley Aiken County Lander Graniteville South Carolina Beasley Sage Mill Columbia United States

South Carolina counties see job gains and large investments

Beasley notes private sector growth boosts life quality and regional wealth. Investments announced do not equal 29,000 jobs. Aiken County leads with 891.6 million in 1997 from Bridgestone plant, Granvilleville. Berkeley County follows with 704.8 million from DuPont, Nucor, Bayer expansions. McCormick reports 75,000. Statewide, new jobs hit a record, with rural areas adding over 3,000 jobs, up 7 percent.

Beasley South Carolina Aiken County Bridgestone-Firestone Inc Graniteville Berkeley County DuPont Co Nucor Steel Bayer Corp McCormick County

County Administrator voices concerns on proposed bills

Aiken County Administrator William Shepherd warned that eliminating the automobile property tax would devastate county and school revenues and cripple the road maintenance fee. He also questioned a magistrate reform bill that could raise judge salaries and taxes, and noted enforcement relies on the current road fee collected with license taxes.

Aiken William Shepherd Shepherd

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Operation Tellall By Carl Langley Ginny Abby Shoneys R Aiken's Eric McGlaughin Im’s Greenville McGlaughin State Employment Security Commission Tommy Leitzsay Corum Tome Grey The National Coalition Against Legalized Gambling S.C. Constituion Bill Aiden Berkeley Spartanburg Richland York Anderson Lexington Greenwood Dorchester Chesterfield Cherokee Union Laurens Ters
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