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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1995
Page
1
Haiti completes nationwide elections with voters casting ballots amid cautious optimism and reports of steady turnout across major cities. Election officials affirm a peaceful process despite scattered delays and logistical challenges.
The Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert Series enters its 23rd season with pianist Mareena Henderson performing tonight at 7 p.m. in Aiken. Henderson, a Northwestern University alumna, teaches in Augusta College’s creche arts program. Parking is behind Rye Patch on Berrie Road. handicap spaces are at Dupree Place.
An elderly couple from Mullins, Arizona Owens, 85, and Vera Owens, 75, died when a charter bus collided with their car at the U.S. 501 Bypass and South Carolina 41-A intersection, about three miles north of Marion, at 11:43 a.m. The incident was reported by South Carolina Highway Patrol Sergeant Mauro Andreucci.
Obituary notices list Kevin Scott Sarrett II Aiken Virginia Mowles Colvard Aiken Helen Summer Moody Aiken and Melton W Webb Langley. Page 7 shows memorial notices for these individuals with brief acknowledgments and dates.
In Aiken County public daycare and recreational programs across the summer, about 100 children with disabilities join activities. Deborah Everson of Tri-Development Center notes the rarity of integrated summer services in the state. Specialists train staff to care for infants to age 20, promoting inclusion in open rooms and hearts.
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak survived an assassination attempt in Addis Ababa as gunmen opened fire on his motorcade near the Palestinian Embassy en route to the OAU summit. Ethiopian and Egyptian security forces fought back. reports vary on casualties and attackers.
President Clinton marks the United Nations 50th anniversary amid Bosnia bloodshed while praising U N successes such as Haiti democracy restoration and Iraq sanctions. He says the U N must be streamlined and reformed, and acknowledges past hesitation about its value. He spoke in San Francisco at the War Memorial Opera House with White House text release.
Gay's Garden Room owner repurposed a former gas station on Richland Avenue and rebuilt it into a thriving downtown shop. Artist's Parlor founder Toni Jerome followed downtown demand after starting on Dougherty Road, offering unique American made items from Laurens Street.
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