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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1995

Page

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Exyste Vestig of America to open plant near Summerville

Exyste Vestig of America Inc will locate a sheet metal processing plant and distribution center in an office park north of Summerville creating up to 120 jobs over three years The company a Stahlwerk Ergste GmbH Co subsidiary will invest about 30 million dollars to produce steel and metal products for medical automotive and textile industries It already runs a sales office and warehouse in Pine Brook New Jersey and has sought an East Coast manufacturing site

Charleston Exyste Vestig of America, Inc Summerville Stahlwerk Ergste Gmbh and Co Germany Pine Brook N.J

Obituary notes list local deaths on Page 2B

William C. Huiet Bamberg Ryerson Johnson Williston Rosalie Meyers King Savannah Ga Vorace Malone Jr North Augusta Camie M Jurceu Alexandria Va Richard Sul Lexington James Wright Beech Island obituary notices summarize memorials in this regional page 2B listing.

William C. Huiet Bamberg Ryerson Johnson Williston Rosalie Meyers King Savannah, Ga Vorace Malone Jr North Augusta Camie M. Jurceu Alexandria, Va Richard Sul Lexington James Wright Beech Island

Discovering South Carolina magazine features Stevens family on cover

Aiken celebrates the eighth edition unveiling at the Aiken Center for the Arts. Ron and Julie Stevens and daughter Nikki grace the cover, highlighting relocation options in the state. June Murff of the Greater Aiken Chamber praises the choice and local industry impact. Page says nominations went to 83 chamber directors and a 10 member panel selected the Stevenses.

Aiken Stevenses Ron Stevens Scott Webst Then Chamber of Commerce Pat Julie Ron Nikki Stevens Stan June Murff The Greater Air Mason Look

Funding Deluge From Supreme Court Roads Ruling

Aiken County Legislative Delegation faces about 20 years of paving work after the Supreme Court barred lawmakers from funding road projects directly. Transportation Committee Chair Robert Bell said only about 2.8 million dollars a year is available from the C Fund, leaving most requests unmet and forcing past pleas into the current process. Senator Thomas L. Moore noted some five year old requests must still be addressed, creating a dilemma for the delegation as it sorts priorities.

Aiken County Transportation Committee Robert Bell Supreme Court Bell Committee Earl Sasser Thomas L. Moore D-Clearwater Moore High Court

FBI Agent Wept After Reading Smith Confession

Defense lawyers described Susan Smith as deeply remorseful after she confessed drowning her two sons Michael and Alex in a lake last October. FBI agent Carroll Allison testified she cried with Smith and said the tears were genuine not a performance, while state investigator Pete Logan detailed Smith's grief and mental pressure during interviews. Prosecutors seek the death penalty as defense suggests mental strain and a failed attempt at self harm driven by circumstances.

UNION Susan Smith FBI Carol Allison Pete Logan Ms. Smith Michael Alex Ms. Allison Tommy Pope Pope

Ravenel Joins Gramm Campaign In South Carolina Primary

Arthur Ravenel leaves Bob Dole to co chair Phil Gramm's South Carolina effort. Analysts view his moderate stance as a potential bridge to traditional Republican voters, though party ties and recent defections complicate Gramm's campaign dynamics.

Columbia South Carolina Arthur Ravenel Bob Dole Texas Phil Gramm Gramm Ravenel David Beasley Dole Neal Thigpen Francis Marion University Thigpen Cole Chuck Dunn Clemson University

Shipyard Has First Layoffs

Charleston shipyard begins layoffs two years after closure decision. Two hundred seventy-four workers lose jobs this round including 144 permanent staff next week. Yard chief Delbert Fulton says this is the first reduction since the closing announcement and the plant will employ 1,725 afterward.

Louay Delbert Fulton Fulton

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