07 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1991
Page
1
RUSTON La AP Ron and Beth Breeland welcomed their eighth child named Nina born May 24 at Lincoln General Hospital completing a family occasion. The name starts with N to spell occasion with siblings Olivia Candida Camilla Angela Sylvia Ivan Ray and Odessa. Nina is expected to be the last child.
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Federal jury convicts suspended Circuit Judge James Tee Ferguson on one count conspiracy to violate the Hobbs Act and two counts of violating it. He faces separate drug charges arising from cocaine conspiracy and possession. Jury deliberated about three hours before verdict.
In South Carolina the Legislature adjourned in disarray amid a bribery scandal as ethics reform and redistricting stalled. Gov. Carroll Campbell indicated he may call lawmakers back for a brief session to resolve core reforms. Senate leaders urged a return to finish the ethics package amid ongoing probes and tense political pressure.
The 1.2 million Kalmia Hill drainage project was sent to the Aiken County Legislative Delegation road committee after Rep. Irene K. Rudnick urged funding questions. The state Highway Department has approved 200,000, with city and county pledges and a desire for another 200,000 from county construction funds.
A congressional committee backed a bill to let the federal government face penalties up to 25000 dollars per day for hazardous waste law violations at DOE sites. Savannah River Site cited as largely compliant. measure amends RCRA to apply state level sanctions to federal facilities. Action moves to the Senate with support from Majority Leader George Mitchell.
Vacation time raises risk of vehicle theft and home burglary in Aiken. Inspector Pete Frommer notes burglaries rise slightly during season, but heightened vigilance by police and citizens reduces losses. Planning ahead to safeguard homes is advised before departure.
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