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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1995
Page
1
Georgetown mayor Tom Rubillo resigns after bitter feuds with the city council over governance and plans for the future. He announced on Friday in a letter to City Administrator Boyd Johnson, effective March 1, surprising council members and officials. Rubillo was first elected in 1991.
Anderson College trustees voted to reduce the budget by about 1.5 million, risking up to 18 jobs. The approved 11.2 million budget trims four faculty and up to 15 non teaching staff, and lowers retirement plan contribution from 10 to 5 percent. Final approval is expected in May.
The Aiken Standard will raise home delivery rates to 8.50 per month effective February 1. Current subscribers paid through the circulation office will have their expiration dates honored. Rack purchases remain unaffected.
Obituary notices appear on page 4A listing Emanuel Bannister of Edgefield Doloris Davidson Langley Dula Mae Higgenbottom of Aiken Billy Key of Clearwater and Ann T Riebling of North Augusta with death notices published in the edition.
Rev Branch Stephens leads Corinth Baptist in New Ellenton as the small country church prepares to dedicate a new sanctuary and offices next Sunday at 2 p.m. Dr Carlisle Driggers of the state Baptist Convention will deliver the dedicatory message.
Governor Beasley directs all Cabinet agencies to run news releases and information requests through his office. Press secretary Ginny Wolfe says the memo ensures internal coordination and accurate reflection of administration positions while not hindering public communication.
In Washington a debate on how well the government can count affects potential tax changes and cost of living adjustments for seniors, with Greenspan and Gingrich steering the dispute into the national spotlight.
Death toll from Tuesday's 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Kobe rises past 4900 with 202 missing. Dogs and people search ruined buildings while rescuers find several survivors four days after the disaster.
The city races to rescue trapped citizens with heavy rain expected Sunday raising landslide fears. Police say three people were rescued Saturday from two city locations while relief crews clear debris and reopen schools. Power restored citywide. water and heat remain scarce for over 800000 households.
Los Angeles coverage frames the opening of the O J Simpson trial around a vivid portrayal of jealousy rage and alleged murder. Prosecutors will push a narrative of malice aforethought while the defense argues police error and doubt seeking alternative killers.
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