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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1997

Page

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Obituary notices list five deaths on page 2B

The notices report the deaths of Viola Carter of North Augusta Sarah V Dockery of Aiken Ruby Martin Mauney of Springfield Pearline C Satterwhite of North Augusta and Zana Talbert of Ridge Spring. The notices appear on page 2B with details of services and survivors.

Viola Carter North Augusta Sarah V. Dockery Aiken Ruby Martin Mauney Springfield Pearline C. Satterwhite Zana Talbert Ridge Spring

Wednesday Lottery Draw Numbers From Cah Cah Pantry

The Cah numbers Cah 32 758 Cah 40 9 Pantry 5 8 12 18 17 28 listed as the winning results for Wednesday's drawing.

DSS Pays 80 000 In Death Settlement

A two million dollar lawsuit against the state Department of Social Services over the death of 9 month old Jessica Hackett ended with an 80 000 settlement. Traynor Hurst the child’s grandfather welcomed the agreement as the case cited gross negligence by the DSS Aiken office which monitored the home. Jessica died Aug 26 1994 during DSS supervision and the settlement was framed as an admission by the agency.

State Department of Social Services Traynor Hurst Jessica Hackett Jessica Aiken DSS Hurst Aiken Dss

Hackett case offer ends trial with settlement

Todd Hackett, serving 20 years for child abuse homicide, and Kristi Hurst, jailed seven years for neglect, accepted a court settlement deemed fair by Judge Costa Pleicones. The judge praised jurors, while Hurst expressed faith loss and relatives offered muted reactions as testimony cited calls to Aiken DSS for help for Jessica.

Costa Pleicones Hurst Sylvia

Children Discover Books and Surprises at Library

The Aiken County Public Library hosted a summer reading kickoff registration party inviting hundreds of children to collect materials, enjoy music, watermelon, and a moonwalk. Librarian Lulah Fort urged that summer reading keeps minds active and prepares students for fall learning, noting a shift from counting books read to a broader engagement.

Aiken County Lulah Fort Abby

Aiken plans All-America City celebration June 20

Aiken prepares a downtown block party on June 20 from 6 to 9 p.m. on Newberry Street to celebrate being named one of 10 All-America Cities. Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh invites all residents and businesses to participate and use the logo with proper authorization.

Aiken National Civic League Newberry Street Fred B. Cavanaugh Bivwr

Netscape Microsoft privacy plan sparks industry debate

A Netscape and Microsoft proposal to let Web users limit personal data seeks to avoid regulation but privacy advocates fear it may encourage more data sharing. FTC officials say it fails to curb site abuses and questions remain on user control. The plan marks a major collaboration by the Internet’s two largest browsers amid ongoing regulatory worries.

Washington Netscape Microsoft Federal Trade Commission FTC Christine Varney

Justice Dept seeks reinstatement of Lost Trust charges

The Justice Department will ask a federal appeals court to reinstate charges against five former South Carolina lawmakers convicted in the Operation Lost Trust vote buying sting. Their 1991 convictions were overturned, and a judge cited prosecutorial misconduct and failures to fully investigate ties to Dick Greer and Gov. Carroll Campbell.

Los Angeles Urantia Foundation Mary Schroeder The Foundation Kristin Manherra Justice Department Columbia U.S. Justice Department Department Hawkins State Development Board

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