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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1997
Page
1
Army Private Daniel Bowden, 20, was arrested at the Fort Belvoir Federal Credit Union after a teller recognized him as the May 4 robber. He attempted to deposit part of the $4,759 stolen, wiring $2,900 to Texas as bills matched the robbery notes. Police say the suspect wore no mask.
Obituary notices list Margaret Ann Brinkley Jack son Amberly Dallas Ford Aiken Addie Jefferson Merritt Edge field Phil Ansel Rackley Jr Walhal Dot Risher Walterboro nes on death reports in local region
Tuesday’s drawing prints a jumble of codes Cah 242 Canh 4 0 462 antany 6 TAA7 2091 with unclear context. No clear contestants or prizes identified.
In Columbia both House and Senate budget conferees backed away from plans to phase out auto property taxes and senior citizens income taxes. They will study the issue further with discussions about timing and funding for a later year, while preserving some senior citizen income tax cuts. Governor Beasley cited affordability and a growing economy as factors supporting the talks.
Aiken to present Stone Soup Growing Into Life and Show Your Heart campaign to Kansas City judges as part of its All-America City bid. The plan highlights Hahn Village Westcliff and Smith Hazel areas tied by neighborhood spirit amid crime isolation and education needs.
Aiken County Council gave final reading approval to an ordinance on July 1 to tighten checks on driving records for highway safety. The panel also disbanded the Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse and amended the FY 1997 budget to add 500000 in delinquent tax revenue for road projects, bringing unbudgeted income over several months to 1.4 million.
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