19 Jul 1994
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1994
Page
1
Winter a 3 year old Tennessee walking horse wandered into Galleria 8 Cinemas in Rock Hill on Monday. The animal escaped through a fence opening and stood at the entrance attracting moviegoers. Employees offered water and food while a veterinarian was called to the scene.
In Columbia the latest state poster of Most Wanted fathers who owe child support reports its first arrest. John Paul Mako Jr. was taken into custody in Florence County after owing 11 077 dollars. He is set to appear before a Family Court judge in Berkeley County. Clemson Donors Push Records to 20.6 Million
Obituary notices appear for Larry Barton of Gloverville Odell Griffin of Aiken Peggy Ann Sheeley of Aiken and Mollie A Reviwood of Williston. The notices run on page 8A detailing death dates surviving relatives and funeral arrangements.
Two state districts in South Carolina begin year-round programs with 180 days of instruction. Horry and Beaufort counties resumed classes on Monday with extended Christmas and spring breaks. The system aims to improve retention and provide makeup time for students who fall behind.
A newly formed citizens group LEAD challenged RSR at a dress conference in front of the Aiken County Council Building. LEAD seeks to block the planned battery recycling plant by RSR, based in Dallas, which would sit on about 1 200 acres in Montmorenci and employ roughly 175 workers with a yearly gross around 5 million dollars. The group accuses officials of inviting RSR without public input and cites alleged lead emissions and environmental concerns as core issues.
New Ellenton officials head for a clash over a mandatory sewer tap ordinance tied to a failed project. Council members debate enforcement as a bondholder seeks liens and service cuts to force compliance, risking protest amid a disputed $4.5 million debt and rising connection fees for Greendale residents.
North Augusta residents Grover Cleve land and Gwendolyn Sailors were found at their Tamarack Drive home in November 1977. Reported sightings say the couple prepared for the day as fog lingered. Sailors worked at a Savannah River Site facility and his wife managed Augusta’s downtown department store. The couple’s carpool arrived about 6 45 am, but Sailors did not answer and was later discovered missing. Authorities were called after a colleague found no one at the residence and neither car left the scene.
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