27 Jul 1998
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1998
Page
1
Dallas records a low of 82 as the heat breaks 80 for the 24th time this year. North Texas faces above 100 for the 22nd straight day. Medical examiner Charles Gaylor warns the prolonged heat can be deadly as bodies struggle to cool.
The comics intended for Saturday ran in today’s edition due to an error. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the inconvenience to readers and regrets the mix up.
Obituary notices list individuals including A Richard Gillespie Jr of Belvedere Antonio Morello of New Ellenton John Southerland of Aiken and Wilhelmina L Walton of New York. Page 5A records the death notices with brief details and family notices.
Georgia Sunday draws list Cash 3 Evening 22 4. Cash 4 03 23. Wantany 8 71119 2128. No further context or entities provided.
Circuit Judge Marc H. Westbrook will hold a Tuesday hearing in an Aiken court to establish ground rules for the capital punishment trial of Mark David Hill. He will decide media coverage parameters and address motions from both sides as Hill faces the Sept 16 1996 killings of three North Augusta DSS workers.
Congress plans a memorial for Capitol Police officers Jacob Chestnut and John Gibson who were shot at the Capitol. Russell Weston Jr. is charged in the killings and is to be tried in absentia. The Rotunda service will honor the officers with attendance by Clinton and Gore.
Brenda Iverson, a former VA Hospital nurse, opened Aiken Adult Care Inc. on Millbrook Avenue behind Shoney's to provide full-time care for adults who do not need hospitalization. The six-staff center offers activities, socialization, and supervision, enabling caregivers to work full-time or take time off.
Des Moines reports massive ticket sales as a $250 million Powerball prize stirs excitement. Express Mart in Scottsbluff sold hundreds of tickets. a Greenwich dealer notes long lines and crowd chaos, while New Yorkers hope for a win despite the 80-million-to-1 odds and state restrictions.
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