Wal-Mart Bumper Stickers Pulled After Trademark Issue
Wal-Mart in Aiken offered bumper stickers proclaiming the city an All-America City to promote two charity efforts. Protests over a trademark problem led to the stickers being pulled from shelves after a city call. Wal-Mart officials noted support for Helping Hands and other area charities.
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Wal-Mart
Aiken
Brian Singleton
Singleton
Helping Hands
Steve Thompson
Deaths listed for several individuals in southern states
Julia Brown of Charleston Sue Jeanne Carson of Aiken Thelma S Logan of Aiken The Rev Jackson Simmons of Williston The Rev Leonard E Widener of Graniteville Claudia P Wilds of Washington De This notice records obituaries and death notices for multiple persons across South Carolina and Delaware in a concise regional listing.
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Julia Brown
Charleston
Sue Jeanne Carson
Aiken
Thelma S. Logan
Jackson Simmons
Williston
Leonard E. Widener
Graniteville
Claudia P. Wilds
Washington
Georgia Lottery Draw Summary For Tuesday Results
The Tuesday Georgia lottery results show Cash 3 and Cash 4 numbers with players chasing prizes. Pantasy 5 offered additional play options and potential wins across multiple game formats.
Forensic Pathologist Links Abuse to Infant Death
Dr. Joel Sexton testified that 9 month old Jessica Hackett showed a pattern of abuse prior to death from head injuries. The Newberry doctor described bruises consistent with blows from a closed hand, possibly up to two weeks old, in the second day of a $2 million lawsuit against the Department of Social Services.
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Jessica Hackett
Joel Sexton
Newberry
North Augusta
Department of Social Services
Sexton
Jessia
Hackett case ties fatal injuries to possible abuse
Sexton testified that Jessica’s injuries came from others not accidents, describing battered child syndrome. Traynor Hurst recounted marks on the girl and alleged DSS neglect and unaddressed pleas for help. Jessica died August 26, 1994, from a cerebral hemorrhage due to blows, possibly taking hours to die.
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Jessica
Sexton
Traynor Hurst
Hurst
Aiken Dss
Stained Glass Restoration At Historic Virginia Churches
A Shenandoah Studios project in Front Royal, Virginia, is refurbishing nearly 60 stained glass windows at St Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church and the Chapel of Ste Claire. The $100,000 effort aims to finish in about a month, restoring glass erosion damaged by rain and pollution and adding new panes and storm windows. John Wildenberg and David Calhoun lead the work, with new windows planned for St Marys front and circular window, ensuring lasting protection for the historic interiors.
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Scott Webster
Shenandoah
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Chapel
Ste. Claire
Virginia
Chapel of
Shenandoah Studios
Front Royal
Chapel of Ste. Claire
St. Mary's Sanctuary
John Wildenberg
David Calhoun
Wildenberg
Calhoun
Iead
$80 million OK'd for SRS
A House subcommittee approved an $80 million addi tion to the 1998 Savannah River Site budget restoring much of a $118 million cut. Funds target nuclear material stabilization waste management and the Defense Waste Processing Facility.
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House
Savannah River
Clinton
Congress
SRS
Aiken Chamber of Commerce Board
Doug Henderson
Henderson
Lindsey Graham
Graham
Defense
Board fires MVHS teacher in split vote
The Aiken County Board of Education voted 6 to 2 to terminate Midland Valley High School marketing teacher Tina Durham. Supporters clapped as she vowed to appeal, after administrators cited failure to report a Charleston field trip incident. The board said actions hindered investigation and parent notification.
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Aiken
Durham
Hadden
Kay Chriswell
Jack Hunter
John Bradley
Brent Rankin
Inease Williamson
Sheran Proctor
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