Aiken Standard Office Closed for Independence Day
The offices of the Aiken Standard will be closed on Wednesday July 4 in observance of Independence Day. The Standard will be published and delivered as usual that day. The business office will reopen Thursday at 8 30 am.
Frankel ends day with two disqualifications at Hollywood and Monmouth
In California Aptitude won the Hollywood Gold Cup after a stewards inquiry disqualified Futural following a mid stretch bump. In New Jersey Futural had previously been denied victory by the same inquiry. At Monmouth Park Senare captured the United Nations Handicap after a disqualification for being impeded by With Anticipation near mid stretch.
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Inglewood
Calif
Bobby Frankel
Aptitude
Frankel
New Jersey
Laffit Pincay Jr
Futural
Hollywood Park
Monmouth Park
Senare
Deaths of Bill Bafour Clarence Brown and Gladys Whittan
Obituary notices report the deaths of Bill Bafour of Woodstock Georgia Clarence Brown of Aiken and Gladys Whittan of North Augusta along with other voluntary notices appearing on page 5A of the section.
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Bill Bafour
Woodstock, Ga
Clarence Brown
Aiken
Gladys Whittan
North Augusta
Classifieds and Puzzles Section Card
A compact summary of the classifieds, crossword, cryptoquote, Dear Abby, horoscope, bridge, opinions, sports, and television notes for the edition. Highlights include puzzle briefs, reader notices, and brief sports items alongside guidance and column features.
Rivera to appear in Richmond court for death penalty motions
Accused serial killer Reinaldo Rivera, 37, of North Augusta, is set for procedural hearings in Richmond County ahead of his death penalty trial. Investigator Wayne Bunton notes such hearings precede capital cases. State ADA Ashley Wright says the last tape of conversations with authorities will be played today. Rivera, a former Bridgestone/Firestone technician, faces four murders and possible rapes across several communities. He was arrested at Rainbow Terrace Motel in Clearwater after a self harm attempt in October 2000, following a tip from Richmond County.
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Augusta
Reinaldo Rivera
Richmond County
Wayne Bunton
North Augusta
Bridgestone
Firestone
Rivera
Rainbow Terrace
Clearwater
Aiken County
Sheriff's Office
Professions that last a lifetime
Nora Augusta resident Charlie Wright blends hobbies with work as a photographer, ham radio enthusiast, and retired health physicist. Born in Lynchburg, Virginia, he studied at Lynchburg College and funded college via photography work. His early career began with high school journalism and freelance photo assignments before WWII altered his path to radio operation.
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Nora Augusta
Charlie Wright
North Augusta
Lynch
Burg
Bright
Charleston
Virginia
South Carolina
Tidewater
Wright
Lynchburg College
Fisher's
High Times
Lynchburg
Tome
Thurmond limits media interaction amid health speculation
Months of health rumors surround U S Senator Strom Thurmond who no longer grants interviews. Officials note his schedule is full and the forthcoming July Fourth congressional recess will keep him in Washington. The change follows shifts in political dynamics after Vermont Senator Jim Jeffords switch.
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Columbia
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Sen
Sagae
Jim Jeffords
Vermont
White House
Tucker Eskew
South Carolina
Washington
Senate
Hodges to sign safety seat bill in South Carolina
Gov. Jim Hodges is to sign a bill granting police primary enforcement for seat belt use by youths 17 and under. The measure allows tickets to be issued to drivers who permit unbelted minors in cars, even without other violations.
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Hodges
Bill
Columbia
Jim Hodges
Car insurance rates fall in South Carolina 1999
Beaufort readers learn that state average car insurance rates dropped in 1999 due to a law change rather than safer driving. Allison Wright of the South Carolina Insurance News Service notes more competition and the old reinsurance facility shifting costs from good-risk to high-risk drivers. The story references a longer piece on rates.
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Beaufort
South Carolina
Allison Wright
Wright
United Way of Aiken County kicks off 2001 campaign
United Way of Aiken County unveiled the 2001 campaign logo and set a fundraising goal of 2,712,000, $92,000 above last year’s, as 31 member agencies and 57 programs prepare for increased agency requests. Campaign chair is Dr. Connie Pritchard of the Pritchard Group.
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United Way of
Aiken County
United Hearts
Curtis Johnson
Michael Conrad
Savannah River
Eleanor Justice
Dewment
Michael Williamson
Uur
Sual
Connie Pritchard
Pritchard
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Charlie W
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