27 Jul 1996
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1996
Page
1
Parents and staff at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School will meet in the library at 4 15 p m to discuss desired qualities for the new principal. An earlier staff meeting is planned for 3 p m and Troy Nobles can provide details at 593 7200.
Obituary notices for Willie T. Gibson of Bath Mary Moon Hancock of Langley Nellie Rawls Ivey of Langley Lovie Ann Johnson of Gloverville Terry Allen Pace of Pickens appear on Page SA. The brief notices record deaths and basic identifiers for local residents.
Friday drawing results list Fantasy Five numbers with Gash 3124. The winning sequence is 74 16 21 22 and relates to the Friday draw.
Nations Bank attorney Daryl Williams files in Aiken County Civil Court to bar New Ellenton officials from abandoning or ceasing to operate and collect revenues from the town sewer system claiming immediate and irreparable injury to state interests. A hearing before Judge Henry Floyd was postponed. parties will set a new date.
Russia leads in gold medals as the United States trails by a small margin in total medals at the Atlanta Games. Analysts note the breakaway Soviet republics add to the competition while U S officials expect eventual U S supremacy in overall medals. Several events remain with key American strengths still to award.
A man claiming a bomb hijacked Iberia Flight 6621 from Madrid to Havana, demanded to go to Miami, and surrendered to police after the aircraft landed at Miami International. The “bomb” was a taped foil device. all 232 aboard were unharmed.
The New Ellenton City Council aims to reverse a recent measure requiring mayoral and council candidates to be U S citizens and to own real estate in the city. The town attorney says the rule conflicts with state constitutional and statutory eligibility, and expects rescission after counsel advice.
More than 100 children aged 4 to 13 spent four weeks creating a secret garden at the Aiken Center for the Arts. The exhibit opens July 31 through August 3 with varied hours and a public reception August 3. Admission is free.
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