Pilot Dies in Redding Air Show Crash
A stunt plane crashed near a crowd of about 5,000 spectators during the Redding air show injuring at least six people and killing the pilot. The T-34 trainer was performing in a four-plane formation when debris struck bystanders. FAA investigators began examining the incident as the Brew Angels group performed at the two‑day event.
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Redding, Cant
Chuck Byard
Byard
Raricasea
Federal Aviation Administration
Brew Angels
Navy
Blue Angels
Ber Ig
Redding
Snow Leopards Welcome Four-Cub Litter at Mesker Zoo
Evansville AP reports Hua-Hua, a 5-year-old snow leopard at Mesker Zoo, gave birth to four cubs on May 22. Zoo director Ron Young says all cubs are healthy and the species remains rare in captivity with about 400 worldwide. Only 22 snow leopards survived last year.
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Evansville
Ind
Aries
Mesker Zoo
Zoo
Ron Young
Obituaries and Deaths Across Several Cities
Death notices list individuals including Grits Edgetrots Poksie Horron Livingston lin C. Inabinet Charleston Heights Isaac Jackson Atlanta Hubert Johnson Denmark Sadie Johnson Augusta Seth Kellam Jr North Augusta Patricia Mazur Tulsa Currie Spivey Jr Greenville Eula Watkins Augusta Janie Willams Willston. Details appear on Page 4A.
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One Grits
Edgetrots
Poksie Horron
Livingston
Lin C. Inabinet
Charleston Heights
Isaac Jackson
Atlanta
Hubert Johnson
Denmark
Sadie Johnson
Augusta
Seth Kellam Jr
North Augusta
Patricia Mazur
Tulsa
Currie Spivey Jr
Greenville
Eula Watkins
Janie Willams
Willston
Threats Reported Against Two Aiken County Council Members
Two Aiken County Council members confirm telephone threats targeting them and their homes. Chairman Carrol H. Warner and Councilwoman LaVana McKenzie describe the calls as the act of sick minds but say they will not be intimidated. Councilman J Allen Brodie assisted McKenzie after a threatening call. no threats reported by other members.
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Aiken County Council
Viaboth
Carrol H. Warner
LaVana McKenzie
Warner
McKenzie
J. Allen Brodie
Brodie
Trucking Vital Link For Aiken
Aiken County functions as a trucking hub with many lines and independent haulers delivering items from gravel to clothing. Industry deregulation in 1961 intensified competition, making freight hard to secure, says Jones Standard Trucking manager Jimmy Fowler. Milner Trucking notes bulk petroleum haulers face tighter state regulation and contests from established firms to protect livelihoods. Aiken’s appeal lies in its industries, including the Savannah River Site, and its location between Columbia and coastal markets.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Fowler
Jones/Standard Trucking
Clearwater
Fowler
Kathryn Milner Carlisle
Milner Trucking Company
Probers Seek Clue To Plane Crash Near Columbia
Investigators sifted through wreckage of a Beechcraft Baron that crashed in a residential Irmo area killing Currie Spivey 55 a Greenville businessman and state board chairman The National Transportation Safety Board and local police collected pieces and examined the site as cleanup began Officials said autopsy results would take until early August due to microscopic work and results remained inconclusive at the time of reporting
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Columbia
State Develpment Board
Currie Spivey
Greenville
National Transportation Safety Board
Friarsgate
Irmo
NTSB
Don Murphy
Murphy
Rank Barron
Richland County
Hhe
Aiken County Budget Shortfall in School Board Proposal
The Aiken County Board of Education considers a $111 million FY1991 92 budget with an 18.56 mill hike for high priority items and 25 mills for others to reach core education goals. The plan keeps an 118 mill foundation and shows about $4 million above 1990 91 spending, while failing to fund several priority items.
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Aiken
Education's Vital Statistics FY 1990-91 and 1991-92
Education's Vital Statistics shows the 1990-91 total tax mills at 118.3 and 1991-92 at 118.0 with debt service mills 36.1 and 34.0 respectively. Values per mill rise from 245,318 to 255,838, while total budgets grow from 107,278,000 to 111,148.99. Enrollment stands at 23,969 in FY90-91 and projected 24,800 in FY91-92. total employees reach 2,600. The general operations millage increases from 83.2 to 84 while an administration-led millage reduction followed better long-term rates, per School Superintendent Dr. Joseph R. Brooks.
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Joseph R. Brooks
Brooks
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Hornets
Page
Target Warner
Carl Langley
Philip Lore
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Carlisle
Savannah River
Charlote
Ginny Southworth
Mike Lewis
Jones / Standard Trucking
S.C. Development
Lone Victim
Manila
Mount
Pinatubo