05 Jul 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1995
Page
1
District Judge G Ross Anderson will hear at noon in Columb USS a restraining order case blocking law enforcement in 12 counties from enforcing a ban on cash payouts from video gaming machines. The state seeks to present its arguments in the video poker dispute.
VANCE AP The state's largest kiwi orchard is recovering from a March fire. Owner Bob McCurry expects about 70 percent of burned plants to survive with some bearing fruit this year and most producing again within three years. The fire started on a dry windy day when a neighbor’s controlled burn got out of hand. SINGS MOUNTAIN AP Over Independence Day, 400 acres of hardwood forest were added to Kings Mountain State Park. The 1780 battle site gained land bought for 384000 dollars by local and national groups. Gov Beasley praised public private cooperation to shield the park from development.
Obituary notices list Ruth Bertha Broadnax Byrd Hattie Fuchia Cameron Boozer Charles Hannan Jr Darlene Weaver Jackson Rosa Lee Anderson Marshall Pearline Isaac Morgan and Anne Pauline Polikoff across Batesburg Leesville North Augusta Charleston Ridge Spring Durham NC with notices on Page 2B
In Ridge Spring a teen volunteer Todd Cannon from Lake Murray Baptist Church proposed not with words but with a smile. Ten year old Yventte Jaenjacquie reacted with shy laughter as classmates watched, around a semicircle of plastic chairs and a wall covered in construction paper art.
Somber Independence Day ceremonies lift spirits as 14 U S flags rise at the Oklahoma Capitol for the first time since the April 19 bombing that killed 168. Gov Keating and volunteers from across the nation describe a hopeful turning point while Washington observers mark July Fourth with fireworks and national pride.
Washington's Federal Open Market Committee meets to decide on possible rate cuts as evidence of economic slowdown grows. Analysts diverge with some predicting a move from 6.0 percent to 5.5 percent for interbank lending and a 5.25 percent discount rate, while others urge delaying action until August. The meeting ends just a day before June employment data.
When Universal Health Services takes over Ai ken Regional Medical Centers there will not be many changes. Richard Wright, vice president for development for UHS, says the chain believes in local control and keeping administration leaders. Ricky Satcher, ARMC's administrator, is a key member of the team and UHS plans on retaining his services and those of other senior staff.
Wright said finalization of the Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corporation deal on Friday will not alter planned layoffs at the hospital. The workforce reduction aims to cut about 100 positions as the sale proceeds.
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