13 Jun 1993
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1993
Page
1
Aiken City Council considers a 1999 94 fiscal year budget proposing a $1.40 monthly garbage rate hike raising the charge from 8.35 to 9.75? per month. The plan keeps taxes unchanged with General Fund revenues of 14,230,060 and Utility Fund at 9,608,580 while granting 41,826 for CARE Abuse Resistance Education.
Aiken City Council and Planning Commission meet at 5 30 p m to discuss a controversial sign ordinance proposal reducing ground level signs from 100 to 50 square feet and heights from 50 to 10 feet with a 15 year grandfather period. Proponents argue it harms business marketing while critics warn of lost growth.
Dinosaurs and suspense pack the opening of Jurassic Park at the Aiken Mall with crowds lining up before showings. The film features a paleontologist team and a mathematician touring a park of living dinosaurs, with a power outage igniting chaos in a blockbuster atmosphere. Showtimes include multiple daily slots across two theaters.
Readable fragments show names Sarah Lane Dowling Marion Myrtle Thompson Holcomb Jackson Michael David McKenzie Cas per Wy Kenneth Arthur Ward West Columbia. The snippet preserves individuals linked to a regional register or notice with no clear event.
At 100 degrees outside readers are urged to protect pets from heat. The piece contrasts risky acts like leaving a pet in a car with windows up and doing daily activities during peak heat. It emphasizes seeking cooler times and regular hydration for animals.
Hot weather raises concerns about pets hydration as owners may overlook their thirst. The note hints at reminders within the Pets section on page 7A.
President Clinton postpones naming his first Supreme Court nominee until next week amid questions over Stephen Breyer’s failure to pay Social Security taxes for a domestic employee. White House officials say the matter won’t disqualify Breyer, noting similar retroactive payments by other appointees.
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