Blalock Cited For Trading Violations In NASD Complaint
Aiken investment counselor William J. Blalock and associates face NASD charges for stock trading rule violations. The complaints, arising from a New York federal case involving Harold D. House and Louis and Maria Foti, allege improper sales of shares in Liberty Midlands Low Country and other banks. Bradley Ringo and Atlanta Securities named in the suit.
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National Tion of Securities Dealers
William J. Blalock
New York
Harold D. House
Aiken
Louis
Maria Foti
House
Foti
Blalock
Charles Lee Bradley
John Wilson Ringo
Atlanta Securities and Investments Inc
Nasd Business Conduct Committee
NASD
Bradley
Ringo
Aiken County National Bank
Liberty
Midlands
Low Country
Prison Overcrowding Strains South Carolina System
South Carolina faces record inmate totals with 32 institutions, six new facilities under construction, and projections of 17 250 inmates this month. Commissioner Parker Evatt and public affairs chief Robyn Zimmerman advocate for community programs and alternatives to incarceration to ease costs and crowding. The Shock Incarceration Program targets 17 to 25 year olds to reduce confinement.
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South Carolina
S.C. Department of Corrections
Parker Evatt
Department
Robyn Zimmerman
Worsday
The
Aiken Standard
Evtt
Evatt
Department of Corrections
General Assembly
Obituary or Notice of Local Residents Listed
Helen Elizabeth Barr Aiken Grace Blocker Johnston Carrie Graham Allendale Anthony John Lloyd Aiken W W Sizemore Burnettow June F Wallace Aiken appear in a local residents listing or notice. The brief item identifies multiple individuals interconnected by place names and surnames in a community section.
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Helen Elizabeth Barr
Aiken
Grace Blocker
Johnston
Carrie Graham
Allendale
Anthony John Lloyd
W.W. Sizemore
Burnettow
June F. Wallace
U.N. Fails to Capture Somali Warlord Aidid in Major Assault
U.N. forces pressed a daylong air and ground assault on Gen. Mohamed Farrah Aidid in Mogadishu but did not seize him. U.N. casualties reached six peacekeepers killed and 43 wounded, with hundreds possibly dead. Aidid reportedly used civilians as shields as American and Pakistani troops bombarded his compound before finding it empty.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
U.N
Mohamed Farrah Aidi
Aidid
Joe Sills
New York
Clinton
Jonathan Howe
U.S
Howe
British Broadcasting Corp
TCC To Aid Trenton Economy
Parker Evatt of the South Carolina Department of Corrections says the new Trenton Correctional Center will boost Trenton and Edgefield County economies. The $19,074,000 minimum security center aims for spring 1994 completion, with 576 beds, 190 anticipated employees, and annual operating costs of about $6.9 million. It will house youthful non-violent offenders and is part of efforts after Aiken Youth Correction Center lease issues.
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Trenton
Edgefield County
Parker Evatt
S.C. Department of Corrections
Pees
Department of Corrections
Aiken
Evatt
McCormick Correctional Institution
McCormick County
Derrick Urges National Status for Savannah River Site Labs
Rep. Butler Derrick urges designation of the Savannah River Technology Center and Ecology Lab as national laboratories to unlock funding and permit participation in broader DOE projects. He testified before the House Science Committee, arguing post cold war opportunities to redefine missions while preserving defense work.
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Swan Rive Se
Butler Derrick
Dedgefield
SRS
Derrie
House Committee On Science, Space, and Technology
Derrick
Savannah River
Department of Energy Laboratory
Defense
Savannas River
Ecology Lab
Connally Family Resists Removal Of Bullet Fragments
Former Governor John Connally was buried as researchers urged removing bullet fragments to test the Kennedy assassination theory of multiple gunmen. Family and friends opposed exhumation with government action absent. The Warren Commission concluded a single bullet could cause Connally's injuries.
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Dallas
John Connally
Kennedy
Connally
Julian Read
Final major test phase begins at Savannah River Site
The Replacement Tritium Facility at Savannah River Site started its final major test phase after federal authorization. If tests go smoothly, normal operations could begin early next year. The $384 million RTF will unload tritium from old components, enrich gas, purify it, and reload into reservoirs for shipment to DOE plants. It will replace above-ground facilities at 234 H Area and is designed to significantly reduce emissions and risk.
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Truy
Savannah River
Secretary of Energy
Hazel O'Leary
Department of Energy
SRS
Prizes For Vegetables At Aiken Standard Contest
The Aiken Standard sponsors a summertime vegetable contest for local growers. Prizes go to the heaviest tomato and yellow summer squash straight or crooked neck, with $100 for first, $50 for second, and $25 for third. Entries must be locally grown and weighed at the Aiken Standard office, deadline July 30.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard Office
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Gare
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Salendar
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Somal
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TCC
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SRS Laboratory
Assect
Warren Commn
Lee Harvey Oswald
Roddie
Uns Riter
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