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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1995
Page
1
Tom Hanks may join an elite group of actors to win an Oscar again as film awards circulate on Page 3A. Critics discuss the potential impact on his career and the ceremony contenders amid industry chatter and early reviews.
New York AP survey finds baseball fans likely to watch fewer games and attend fewer games if replacement players start the season. 34 percent would attend fewer games, 38 percent expect to watch less on TV, with younger and higher income viewers most affected. Bud Selig and Donald Fehr comment on the impact and negotiations.
Sheriff Howard L. Sellers said Deputy Bill Hayen responding to a Jackson residence call at about 7 30 a m collided with a northbound car driven by Joseph A Maley of Grovetown Ga Maley died from his injuries The crash occurred as Hayen ran a green light and a left turn in front of the deputy vehicle The incident prompted notification of the South Carolina Highway Patrol and an official review with cooperation from authorities leaving the case under fact finding.
Death notices list James R. Adams of Williston Edwina R. Dix of Aiken Mary L. George of Greensboro Otis L. Sandifer Jr of Denmark and Mary Smith-Davis of Aiken with obituary details and dates on Page 6A.
The article notes a rise in allergy symptoms and allergy medicine sales as pollen season peaks. Local pharmacists report more antihistamines and prescriptions, while doctors see more allergy patients. Affected individuals include many with sneezing runny noses and itchy eyes.
National data show firms with four or fewer workers created 95 percent of new jobs in 1989 to 1991. In Aiken County, over 500 of 700 chamber members employ 50 people or less, underscoring small business strength as larger employers downsize at the Savannah River Site.
Due to cutbacks at the Savannah River Site, Aiken County reviews strategies to bring new jobs. Each Monday the Aiken Standard examines progress and invites readers to share community projects and ideas.
The district seeks a waiver to use 587 574 dollars from 15 million unspent state funds under the Education Improvement Act to reduce debt service millage. District enrollment growth and 3 000 students needing space drive the plan, with 123 mobile classrooms in use. The meeting will also address rezon ing Area 3 elementary schools and a related resolution.
The Aiken Harness Race closes the city’s three equine weekends at the Aiken Mile Track on Banks Mill Road. Trotters and pacers pull sulkies in races sponsored by the USC Aiken Pacer Club, with the track tracing back to 1936 under Dunbar Bostwick who helped establish Aiken as a standardbred training center.
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