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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1995

Page

1

Proposed Map Would Create Black District

AP reports a new Senate map adds a 12th majority black district and strengthens black representation across Pee Dee and Low country areas. Incumbents may face each other in two districts next year to satisfy one person one vote while remaining compact. The plan spans Chesterfield to Darlington and parts of Dillon and Florence counties, plus a coastal stretch from Charleston to Horry becoming more heavily black.

Columbia Senate South Carolina Pee Dee U.S. Supreme Court Chesterfield Dillon Florence Marion Marlboro Darlington Charleston Horry

Expert Psychiatrist Won't Examine Smith Case

A judge ruled that Dr Park Dietz will not examine Susan Smith unless state mental health authorities appoint him The consultant hired by Prosecutor Tommy Pope is known for testifying in high profile cases including Dahmer and Hinckley Dietz would assess Smith amid murder charges with trial set for July 10.

Dietz Newport Beach Calif Jeffrey L. Dahmer John Hinckley

Obituary notices list several regional deaths on page 5A

The page records obituaries for Ruby F. Shaw of North Augusta Tenell Hammitt of Graniteville Carolyn Willis of Martinez Georgia Nita Ann Townsend of Miami Mable P. Smith of Blackville and Mary Rushton of Saluda. The notices provide basic elegiac details and place of death for each individual.

Ruby F. Shaw North Augusta Tenell Hammitt Graniteville Carolyn Willis Martinez Nita Ann Townsend Miami Mable P. Smith Blackville Mary Rushton Saluda

Brisk Ticket Sales Spark Aiken Trials Opener

Fans gather at the Aiken Training Track for the 53rd Aiken Trials the first race of the Triple Crown. Early birds arrived before dawn with food and travel from across the country as infield parking opens for the event. Donnie Wakefield of the Trials Committee reports cooperative weather and preparation complete.

Aiken Two Notch Road Donnie Wakefield Aiken Jaycees Wakefield Ginny Southworth Jerry Faulk Mike Fanning

Want To Go Aiken Trials March 18 at Aiken Training Track

The event lists a 2 p.m. start on Saturday March 18 at the Aiken Training Track. Tickets cost $6 in advance or $8 at the gate with children under 12 admitted free. General parking is $5 in advance or $10 on race day.

North Augusta Mayor defends bid for 270 acre riverfront golf land

Mayor Thomas W. Greene backed the City Council plan to bid on a 270 acre parcel along the Savannah River tied to Allied Bank of Georgia foreclosure. Aiken County Master-in-Equity Robert Smoak ordered sale at public auction on April 3 to satisfy loans to the course developers. The council meets Monday with a resolution to authorize bidding, Greene says the city will participate if needed.

North Augusta Thomas W. Greene Savannah River Allied Bank of Georgia Mark Bennett John Thomas Aiken County Robert Smoak Greene

Researchers Track Snakes in St Patrick Day Field Hunt

At Savannah River Site researchers and University of Georgia scientists held the first official St. Patrick’s Day hunt for scarlet kingsnakes. About 11 snakes of seven species were captured, tagged with microchips, and released for recapture tracking.

New Ellenton St. Patrick Ireland Savannah River Site University of Georgia Vannah River Misty Pine Woods Whit Gibbons

Women Outvoted Men in Aiken County Election Data

Election Commission figures show Aiken County whites outvoted blacks 7 to 1 and women were the majority of voters by about 1,400 more than men in last November's general election. Turnout rose by over 5,000 from 1990, with 33,929 of 56,074 registered voting. Denton Johnson notes women led in all 46 counties. Hampton led with 77 percent turnout. Lexington followed at 71 percent.

Aiken County State Election Commission Denton Johnson Aiken the Election Commission Hampton County Lexington County

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