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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1997
Page
15
A six grade manners and life skills course starts at the Willcox Inn with sessions on Wednesdays from 5 p.m. beginning February 5 26 and a seated dinner March 4, taught by Anne Perry and Judith Burgess. The program costs 90 dollars and requires coat and tie for boys and dresses for girls.
Hitchcock, the clinician of the year, could not attend. Mitzi Caddell expressed shock at being named staff person of the year while John Bradley learned he was volunteer of the year. Ronald Maxwell credited the board and staff for a wonderful experience and easy work.
Property owners discuss zoning changes as Leopard protests a 150 foot setback that would strip 10 acres of usable land, while Baggot notes video poker creation by the state legislature and urges local laws allowing one machine per 20 acres. Leopard insists the rule hurts his commercial properties and is not focused on video poker.
Defense attorney asserts Nelson sought to help fight international drug rings while accusing FBI agent Skrak of threats. Prosecutor details Nelsons assets and a black book linking drug networks as the government rests. Judge cautions against personal attacks. witnesses condemned as contaminated.
South Carolina has 54 million dollars in unclaimed property and will return funds to residents who never cashed checks or overlooked deposits. State Treasurer Richard Eckstrom urges calls to the Unclaimed Property Division, noting no fees and a three week processing period. He cites outdated accounts, uncashed checks, and forgotten deposits as common sources and encourages residents with up to 25 years of SC residency to inquire.
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