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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1996
Page
1
The IRS says it will scrutinize over 150 businesses in North and South Carolina for failing to report cash transactions of 10 000 or more within 15 days. Thirty two agents begin the effort Monday seeking to intercept untaxed or ill gained money related to drug dealing and felonies.
Obituary notices list Hinton E Crawford North Augusta Lonnie Howard Crosby North James H Gunter Wagoner Pamela Fleming Mack Langley Jimmy Partin North Augusta page 6A. The notices honor their memories and mark their passing with brief biographical details and funeral arrangements.
Georgia Lotto drew 1 2 34 92 49. Powerball numbers were 7 8 21 28 34 with Powerball 14.
The council plans to appoint citizens to an Annexation Task Force three weeks after repealing a policy forcing owners into the city. Mayor Cavanaugh sets an eight month report window and asks no annexation deals during that period for the doughnut hole area. Only one household has been annexed under the killed policy, with three more in process. Ver covenants amendment considered next.
A Mason-Dixon survey of 812 registered voters shows 57 percent disapprove of allowing concealed handguns in public, with 43 percent approving. The bill would loosen permit rules, require background checks and training, ban some areas, and could go to Gov Beasley for final approval.
The second annual Splash Down at Riverview Park in North Augusta drew about 300 children and adults. Organized by the City Parks and Recreation Department, the Public Safety department, the North Augusta Optimists Club and Publix Foods, the event featured a bike safety rodeo, a bucket brigade, clowns, a fire truck shower, and free hot dogs and beverages.
In Aiken County voters eye Thurmond's bid for a 7th Senate term with broad endorsements backing him in the Republican primary. He faces Harold Worley and Charlie Thompson as Elliott Springs Close challenges Cecil Williams for the Democratic nomination, while other local races shape the political landscape.
Civil rights protests and Orangeburg riots loom as Thurmond, long a dominant figure, leads in voter ID. Worley and Thompson run from isolation in coastal counties, challenging the veteran senator with slogans of youth and independence, drawing fire from their party. Thompson courts GOP voters as a maverick. Worley emphasizes Thurmond's age.
Judge Henry F. Floyd is expected to approve a transfer court in Aiken County starting June 24, allowing magistrates to hear certain misdemeanors alongside General Sessions cases. Assistant solicitor Stephen Rodman will handle prosecutions as the court shares the jury pool and reduces taxpayer costs.
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