30 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1995
Page
1
A district judge is poised to issue a ruling in the Simpson case on the second page of the paper. The hearing reviewed key evidence and legal arguments from prosecutors and defense counsel, with expectations centered on a decision that could shape subsequent proceedings.
Former New Ellenton mayor Randy Shaw recounts a 1988 phone call from civil engineer Pete Cantelou Jr that led to talks about Cedar Creek and Banks Mill, a 10,000 acre development planned as a city within a city with its own services. Officials eyed a research park near the Savannah River site.
Clemson residents and tavern owners push a Sunday alcohol sales referendum to be placed on the ballot for Memorial Stadium events. They need roughly 600 signatures from registered voters as churches oppose the plan near downtown pubs.
Obituary notices from rage 9A list individuals including Janet Ash Estabrook of Clemson Mildred Isaac North Augusta Blanche Johnson Augusta Perry S Porter New Ellenton Robert Stokes North Fred Whitaker Aiken. Entries honor their lives and recent passings with brief identifiers.
Smithsonian leaders face a decisive meeting on whether to stage a 10,000 square foot Enola Gay exhibit about the Hiroshima bombing as critics press to display the war event without accompanying commentary. The debate centers on how to present the United States role versus Japanese victims after decades of controversy.
Aiken Regional Medical Centers plans to file a Certificate of Need request to begin open heart surgery. The hospital expects to file as early as Tuesday after S.C. health department criteria are revised. The 150 page submission will include over 500 letters of support as part of the drive to add open heart capabilities.
Dr. Carlisle Driggers executive director of the South Carolina Baptist Convention warned that only about 30 percent of its 1850 plus churches are gaining or maintaining members. He cited divisions and splits harming growth as congregations fail to unite for progress. The remarks came during Corinth Baptist Church dedication ceremonies with Rev. Knotts and Rev. Stephens among speakers.
A national study shows 26 percent of children under six live in poverty, up by one million since 1987. Medicaid rolls in Aiken County rose from 7 000 in September to 9 000 latest, drawing concern over care capacity.
The Aiken Standard launches a five part series on violence in today’s environment. It examines mainstream social violence and domestic violence, and offers ways to break the cycle. The report runs Wednesday through Sunday.
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