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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1996

Page

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Shaw Faces More Time In Jail

Former New Ellenton Mayor Randy Shaw could serve additional time in jail beyond his pending federal release. Solicitor Barbara Morgan said it is her understanding that Shaw may have state corrections time to serve, with a hold reportedly placed on him. Shaw was transferred to a halfway house in Macon Georgia in preparation for an invented November 2 release date from federal custody.

Second Judicial Circuit Barbara Morgan New Ellenton Randy Shaw State Department of Corrections Shaw U.S. Bureau of Prisons Maxwell Air Force Base Montgomery Ala Atlanta U.S. District Court North Carolina

Obituary notices and lottery results from Page 5A

Obituaries published for Robert S. Creed Belvedere David Orlan Justice Amos Raymond Lowe Larry Shirley in Belvedere Blackville North Augusta Graniteville. Wednesday winning numbers Cash 3 1 6 4 Powerball 8 23 36 40 81 Pball 26.

Robert S. Creed Belvedere David Orlan Justice Blackville Amos Raymond Lowe North ‘Augusta Larry Shirley Graniteville Cash Pball

Council Oversight Faulted On City Manager Pay Action

Mayor says council acted in error during a two hour executive session when approving an annual $2 722 raise for City Manager Steve Thompson starting July 1 The raise will be reconsidered at the next meeting and if approved would set his annual pay at 78 455 Officials say the action did not follow required procedures and was an oversight explained by City Attorney Gary Smith.

Chasiti Kirkland Fred B. Cavanaugh Steve Thompson Cavanaugh

Asbestos Halts Work At Seminole Mill

Ownership of the Seminole Mill gutted by fire on February 17 is disputed between Charles Merritt and Aiken County. A DHEC inspector found high asbestos levels and directed certified contractors to cleanup, while Merritt did not respond to letters and faced potential civil penalties. A six man crew was told to leave after asbestos violations were cited.

S.L. Spooner Michael W. Gibbons Seminole Charles Merritt Department of Health and Environmental Control Merritt Aiken County Bill Shepherd DHEC Myra C. Reece Seminole Mill Reece

Savannah River Site budget outlook for 1998 and beyond

Deputy Manager Ernest Chaput outlined the DOE fiscal 1998 environmental management budget and SRS share, noting a 6.51 billion EM request with 1.31 billion for SRS operations. The gap against DOE plans may be bridged by compromises or efficiency, with potential heavy water sales abroad and new SRS missions offering optimism through 2001 and possibly workforce gains in construction.

Savannah River Ernest Chaput Department of Enery DOE SRS Chaput Washington

Citadel Grads Respond To Supreme Court Ruling

A VMI order to admit women to the cadet corps prompts Citadel graduates to predict similar action at The Citadel. Aiken attorney Gary Smith and Mayor Fred Cavanaugh, both Citadel alums, say the males-only policy will change as the court ruling affects the Charleston institution and its leadership.

Carl Langley Gary Smith U.S. Supreme Court Virginia Military Institute Smith Citadel VMI George Catlett Marshall Charleston Military School Fred Cavanaugh The Aiken Julian B. Salley

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