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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1995

Page

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Mitchell To Fight Senate Expulsion Today

State Senator Theo Mitchell of Greenville defies resignation as supporters plan an all out defense to block ouster while critics move to expel him today. Mitchell is serving 90 days in an Atlanta prison camp for violating federal tax laws after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor tax nondisclosure.

Columbia Theo Mitchell Senate Mitchell Greenville Atlanta Internal Revenue Service

Trust Helps Clemson Build New Center

Clemson University announced a trust of at least 2.5 million dollars planned to mature later, designed to support the Clyde V. Madren Continuing Education and Conference Center. The donor also gave 1 million dollars for a new golf course, with Jeff Martin noting the trust would fund programs renovations improvements or maintenance to keep the center competitive.

Clemson Clemson University Clyde V. Madren Madren Jeff Martin

Obituary notices list listed deaths in several towns

Obituary notices on Page 2B record deaths of W Carson Adams Batesburg Dante A Berini Greenville Betty Blythe Bladenboro Margaret Brinkley Buch Miller Ogden Utah Caroline Bryan Norwood Laura Carroll Graniteville Pearl P Huff Langley Mary Martha H Leminick Newberry Alela O Martin Blackville Willette Renew Augusta Rexwood Thames Jacksonville Beach Mabel Wynn McCormick with full entries and locations included

W. Carson Adams Batesburg Dante A. Berini Greenville Betty Blythe Bladenboro N.C Margaret Brinkley Buchmiller Ogden Utah Caroline Bryan Norwood Laura Carroll Graniteville Pearl P. Huff Langley Mary Martha H. Leminick Newberry Alela O. Martin Blackville Willette Renew Augusta Rexwood Thames Jacksonville Beach Fla Mabel Wynn McCormick

Students honor Dr. King in joint USC Aiken ATC ceremony

USC Aiken sophomore Brandi Lee and peers from USCA and Aiken Technical College performed and reflected at Etherredge Center in a Celebrate the Dream Celebrate King event recognizing King’s civil rights legacy. Sona Bush sang, Ballethnic Dance Company performed, and Dr. Kathleen Noble urged unity and mutual responsibility.

Brandi Lee USC Aiken Martin Luther King Jr Ms. Lee USCA Aiken Technical College Dr. King National Library of Congress Usca Student Government Association Campus Association of Women’s Issues Sonya Bush ATC Ballethnic Dance Company Inc USDA Etherredge Center King Kathleen Noble Dr. Noble

Japan Quake Leaves Wide Destruction

A powerful quake of magnitude 7.2 struck western Japan killing 1 247 people and injuring thousands. Kobe endured the worst damage with hundreds of buildings toppled and massive fires, while Osaka and Nishinomiya suffered significant effects as aftershocks and power outages followed.

Osaka Japan Kobe Minoru Takasu Nishinomiya Asahi Tokyo Noburo Asai Port

Susan Smith faces death penalty in sons’ drowning case

Susan Smith sobbed and covered her face as she learned she could face the death penalty for drowning her two sons Michael and Alex. Prosecutor Tommy Pope vowed to seek capital punishment, arguing the victims are the real focus, while defense contends she remains overwhelmed by grief. Trial was scheduled for April 24 as Judge John Hayes III entered an innocent plea on her behalf.

UNION Susan Smith Michael Alex Alex Smith Tommy Pope Pope John Hayes III David Bruck

Prosecutors seek death penalty in Susan Smith case

The Aiken Standard invites readers to comment on whether the state should seek the death penalty for Susan Smith in the Union County car crash deaths. Call 642-5151 with your name and residence. results to be published Monday January 23.

Susan Smith Union County

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