27 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1995
Page
1
Six new drug sniffing dogs and their handlers begin a 12 week training. The K 9 unit will patrol once training ends. The ACE Team will receive the dogs as part of the Aggressive Criminal Enforcement unit formed in 1991 to curb illicit drug traffic on South Carolina roads.
USCA may leave the administration building idle through fall 1996 to save about 125000 dollars as part of a 1995 96 budget cut. Director John Malmrose says minimal heat and fewer housekeeping staff will reduce costs while asbestos is removed.
Los Angeles prosecutors escalate battles over evidence in the Simpson trial. They accuse defense attorneys of lying and seek to inform jurors about new witness statements. Deputy DA Marcia Clark decries trial by ambush and asks Ito to delay 30 days for a new opening. Trial resumes Monday after a further postponement.
Mixed signals exist on the Savannah River Research Park impact on prices. County officials note no Dec 31 1994 market shift yet, though two service companies have shown interest. The 422 acre site on U S 278 near New Ellenton aims to host firms linked to SRS tech.
Ronnie Milsap, a country star with 35 No 1 hits, will headline the new Ronnie Milsap Theatre at Fantasy Harbour in Myrtle Beach. The $8.5 million venue opens in August, joining the Gatlin Brothers Theatre in the entertainment complex.
Former New Ellenton official Randy Shaw speaks in a four part interview with Aiken Standard reporter Carl Langley. He recounts his role in the $5 million sewer project and the events leading to his fall from office and federal prison sentence.
Obituary notices for Franklin D. Carpenter in North Augusta Lucile Fulmer in Wagoner Willie Oliphant Jr. in Boston Ezechiel Paige in Central Islet Bertha Rush in Gloverville Lindsey Warren in Batesburg Leesville and Fannie Williams in Beech Island appear on Page 2B.
Aiken resident Roni Richardson questions a rate rise at Aiken Electric Cooperative after a roughly 60 dollar bill jump. She notes the co op ran a rate study and residents were not notified. The Good Cents program previously provided about 20 percent off bills.
Paul W. Matthews chairs the 1994 United Way agency relations committee in Aiken County. He and volunteers assess funding requests from member agencies for the 1995 fiscal year amid hard choices and potential cutbacks.
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