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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1994

Page

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Obituary notices list several deaths in various towns

Death notices reported for Idella Cunningham in Springfield Leroy Givens in Charleston Frederick Hester in Wagener Billie Robinson in Talbott Bessie Storey in Augusta and Harrison Strom in Swainsboro. Notices appeared on Page 2B detailing each individual's passing and provenance.

Idella Cunningham Springfield Leroy Givens Charleston Frederick Hester Wagener Billie Robinson Talbott, Tenn Bessie Storey Augusta Harrison Strom Swainsboro

Foes organize to oppose RSR battery plant in Aiken County

Local residents form LEAD the League for Environmentally Acceptable Development to challenge RSR Corp s proposed 1 200 acre Aiken County battery recycling plant The group led by Camille McCall plans a Monday press conference to announce goals They cite environmental violations in other states and expect to monitor the county RSR is Dallas headquartered and would employ about 175 people with a 5 million payroll annually

RSR Corp Aiken County LEAD League For Environmentally Acceptable Development Aiken Aien Camille McCall RSR Dallas Texas Montmorenci McCall

Crime Series Begins Sunday in Aiken Standard

Aiken Standard launches a five part series exploring unsolved murders in Aiken County and the technology used to solve them. This first report marks a new team’s debut in the newsroom through the special series on violence investigations.

Aiken Aiken Standards

WSOWEP sect to be produced by groups every other month

Staff Writer Philip Lord leads the first group in launching the WSOWEP section. The feature Un solved Murders in Aiken County will present stories by Shannon Baynham and Priscilla. Crime coverage continues on Page 3A with ongoing staff contributions.

Philip Lord Aiken County Shannon Baynham Priscilla

New Ellenton to hold hearing on mandatory sewer taps

Public hearing set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the New Ellenton Civic Center to decide whether to enforce the town's mandatory sewer ordinance. The unfinished $5.025 million system has strained finances and faced citizen opposition and investigations. If enforced, residents with access must connect.

New Ellenton John W. Harte New Ellenton Civic Center Harte Warte

U S Paper Money May Get A Major Makeover

Government printers plan a high tech redesign of U S currency to deter counterfeiting. Portraits on the $1 to $100 notes would be enlarged and moved to the side to allow detailed engraving and a watermark. Color shifting ink interactive patterns and iridescent planchettes are among the proposed features.

U.S Washington Treasury House

Haiti Strongman Seeks U N Backing for Government

Haiti's Lt. Gen. Raoul Cedras says he would resign on the spot if the world recognizes the government installed by the military that toppled Aristide in 1991. He insists he will remain army commander until his term ends January 31 unless a stable government accepts the new regime. Cedras rejects stepping down early without a stable successor but would resign if such a government is recognized.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti United States Raoul Cedras Associated Press Emile Jonassaint Jean Bertrand Aristide Cedras Jonassaint Aristide U.N

Flag Pro Takes Battle to Myrtle Beach Streets

In Myrtle Beach protests over South Carolina's Confederate flag move from the Statehouse to town streets. July 23 demonstrations will be held by opposing groups with permits. Black leaders threaten economic boycott. governor weighs a special session as coalition flags potential sanctions.

Myrtle Beach South Carolina S.C S.C. Coalition For Unity and Progress

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