11 Jul 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1995
Page
1
Reports indicate Russian leader Boris Yeltsin was hospitalized on Tuesday July 11 1995 with unspecified health concerns. Details from the Page 2A report remain limited but note medical attention and state of the president's condition.
The Department of Energy warns that proposed House cuts endanger the Savannah River Site cleanup and could cost 2,000 to 3,000 jobs in fiscal 1996. DOE says over 50 sites in 20 states are facing cuts, risking delays, legal obligations, and higher overall cleanup costs.
Death notices list Julius Cordell Granitevite Bewris Morris Jackson Elese Griffin Reed Kinge Spring Stella Dunbarsautey Salley Thelma I Smith Alma and others in Georgia obituaries. The notices memorialize each individual with brief identifier details and location.
Union faced national attention after Susan Smith claimed her children were taken and later confessed to rolling her car with Michael and Alex inside. The Union County Chamber received over 1,000 calls in days, many from across the country seeking information or comfort.
Circuit Judge William Howard weighs declaring Susan Smith sane for trial or proceeding with a case where she may undermine her own defense. Dr. Donald Morgan testified Smith is competent to stand trial but would jeopardize her case if she takes the stand. If found incompetent she would be sent to a psychiatric hospital until sane, then face the same charges again.
Union AP report states psychologists urged Susan Smith be sent to a psychiatric hospital a decade ago for depression and family problems. Her family refused to cooperate. doctors later found she was sane at the time of drowning but suffered severe low mood.
Julius B. Cordell a 42 year old Graniteville resident died Monday after losing control of his Mercury on Richland Avenue near the west 1600 block. He was ejected from the driver's side window as the car rolled onto him and he died of severe upper body trauma. Police say the cause is under investigation and a medical reason is being considered.
Aiken County property values have increased by more than 790 million since the last reassessment six years ago. Assessed values also rose by over 33 million across owner occupied housing rentals and business properties. A millage cut is possible but not yet sized, potentially impacting county school and municipal taxes.
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