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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1998

Page

3

Lawmakers win access to Lost Trust files in funding probe

A federal judge ordered the government to provide the Lost Trust files to a bipartisan subcommittee for 90 days. The panel led by Sen. Thomas L. Moore seeks FBI and grand jury materials to corroborate witness testimony and pursue the truth amid capital gains tax controversy from the late 1980s. Moore calls it a banner day for truth.

Thomas L. Moore D-Clearwater Chaiman Moore Clearwater Democrat Hawkins Subcommittee FBI

State Senator Comments on Governors State of the State

State Senator Tom Moore of North Augusta criticizes the governor for using the State of the State address as a self praise platform. He notes the current "glowing report" on economic development and urges a candid report from the governor.

Tom Moore North Augusta Moore

Dr Bridges recalls MLK priorities and name changes

Dr Bridges cites King's belief that religion must address social and economic conditions. He recalls King’s 1967 prophecy of a glorious day when service to humanity begins, notes MLK's given name was Michael Luther King, and mentions local MLK Day poster contest winners Sylvia Faulkner Timothy Dicks Carolyn Bullard.

Bridges Dr. King ATC King

Bridal show halted at Sandhurst as city enforces codes

Aiken officials declined to approve ongoing use of the Sandhurst residence for a commercial bridal event. City manager Steve Thompson said the property owner knew the restrictions, and public safety officials noted past events but will enforce the life safety standards. Vendors, who paid up to 350 for space, expressed disappointment as plans were abruptly canceled and owner Mrs. Croy remained silent pending legal counsel.

Paradise Aiken Larry Day Gloria Staples Dogwood Florist

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