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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1996
Page
9
Armed Robbery Attempt Terrifies Driver on Storm Branch Road
A man reported an attempted armed robbery on Storm Branch Road when more than 20 assailants blocked traffic. He fought off a knife attack after refusing to surrender his stereo and escaped with minor injuries. Nearby, three vehicles were vandalized at AFC Auto on Richland Avenue, and White House Cleaners on Silver Bluff Road was broken into. A Langley home on Dunbar Street was burgled with tools and electronics valued around 500 dollars stolen, while a Belvedere residence on Fairview Drive saw entry through a broken window and electronics valued at 850 dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Branch Road
AFC Auto
Richland Avenue
White House
Silver Bluff Road
Money Safe
Dunbar Street
Langley
Fairview Drive
Belvedere
Coca-Cola's Olympic Ties Since 1928 Highlighted
A Coca-Cola calendar notes the company began its Olympic association in 1928 and has supported every Games since. The tidbit underscores a long running corporate partnership with the Olympic movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Harrison
Coca-Cola Co
Stock close roundup of major names on 7 22 96
Closing as of July 22 1996 lists BellSouth Carolina First Dupont Ford General Electric General Motors Kimberly Clark Coca Cola Nations Bank 0 C Fiberglas PALFED SCANA AT&T Westinghouse with shares and prices provided by Kenneth Wiland of Smith Barney The Robinson Humphrey Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BellSouth
Carolina
Dupont
Ford
General Electric
General Motors
Kimberly-Clark
Coca-Cola
Nations Bank
At&t
Wacnovia
Westinghouse
Kenneth Wiland
Smith- Barney
The
North Augusta debates school ID badges and costs
North Augusta High School discusses a new student badging system similar to driver licenses to curb tampering and improve safety. Advisory council evaluates feasibility and price around 39000 dollars while weighing alternatives to protect taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North — Augusta
North Augusta High School
South Carolina
Christopher Guerrieri
Sheran Proctor
Rob Culbreath seeks bone marrow transplant funding
Rob Culbreath, a 25 year old diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia, needs a bone marrow transplant costing about 232000 dollars and has no health insurance. A fundraising committee hosts Rob Culbreath Day from six to midnight on Saturday August 10 at The Alley in downtown Aiken featuring a dance dunking booth raffles and a silent auction to cover donor search transplant and post operative costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Culbreath
Culbreath
Aiken
Lionel Smith Ltd
Renee
Michael
Charleston
Silver Bluff
New Ellenton
Navy
ITI Movats, Inc
Southern College of Technology
Regina
Rob
Apperson Chases Break at Estes Park Christian Talent Meet
Joy Apperson of Aiken, longtime guitarist and church musician, releases her debut album Know Where I'm Bound and travels to Estes Park Colorado for an annual Christian talent gathering. She aims to attract major labels while performing for churches across the South and at Christian coffeehouses in Massachusetts and an Air Force base in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Apperson
Aiken
First Baptist Church of
Stoplight
Young Life
Air Force Base
Alaska
Massachusetts
Colorado
Estes Park
Foreign firms buy American staples daily says Palmetto leader
Ralph Thomas, CEO of the Palmetto Economic Development Corporation, told the Aiken Rotary Club that foreign investment quietly reshapes U.S. life. He cited consumer goods and major acquisitions like British Petroleum's Standard Oil of Ohio and a Japanese firm buying MCA, noting foreign ownership remains a small but growing share of the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Thomas
Usare
Thomas
Palmetto Economic Development Corporation
Aiken Rotary Club
A&p
Germany
Bon
America
Clorox
Firestone
Bi-Lo
Burger King
Holiday Inn
British Petroleum
Standard Oil
Ohio
MCA
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Beth Broome
Area Two
Statt
Scott Webster
Drew Dinnis
Fermata Club
Ninaj
Indiffer
Pat Davis
Apperson
Rtease
Arrerson
By Chasiti Kirkland
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