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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1998

Page

1

Judge refuses to throw out suit against county Sheriff's Office

Circuit Judge William Keesley rejected a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against the Aiken County Sheriff's Office over a 1994 shooting death. Steve Arthurs, brother of Deborah Arthurs Munn, claims the department failed to protect his sister, who was killed by her husband John Jacob Munn, now serving a life sentence. The court noted a summary judgment should be used only with no genuine factual issues. A new trial date had not been set.

Sheriff's Office William Keesley Aiken County Steve Arthurs Deborah Arthurs Munn Sheriff's Department Ing Columbia Michael Pauley Keesley Arthurs Munn Sheriff's

Maybe next year for bills in South Carolina

The article notes several high profile bills failing to pass before a deadline requiring a two-thirds vote. Deregulation of the electric industry stalled in a Labor Commerce and Industry subcommittee despite lobbying. supporters hoped for a Spartanburg bill, but no vote occurred. House Speaker Wilkins says chances are slim this late in session, though amendments or budget additions could revive measures. May be continued on page 3A.

Columbia Mouse Senate South Carolina Gervais Statehouse Spartanburg Doug Smith Labor, Commerce and Industry House David Wilkins Greenville David Beasley

Deaths in regional obituary notices on page 2B

Obituaries list several individuals including Demetrius J. Colter in Aiken, Joan L. Bishop in Belvedere, Aaron Davis in Salley, Ida Jones in Augusta, Frank B. Creech Jr in Ridge Spring, Gertrude S. Thiede in North Augusta, Mertie P Brown in North Augusta, and Terrece S. Wright in Trenton. The items note their names and locations with standard obituary notices.

Demetrius J. Colter Aiken Joan L. Bishop Belvedere Aaron Davis Salley Ida’t Jones Augusta Frank B. Creech Jr Ridge Spring Gertrude S. Thiede North Augusta Mertie P Brown Terrece S. Wright Trenton

Georgia Lottery Draw Reports Thursday Midday Numbers

Georgia lottery results show Thursday midday draw with numbers 51 and 88 in Ash 3 and 8 49 1 4 2 0 5. No clear context for Panay Cahoun or additional digits due to OCR garble.

Generous Texan funds USC national scholars program

Houston businessman Robert C. McNair and wife Janice donate 20 million dollars to the University of South Carolina to endow the McNair Scholars Program. The program will offer twenty full scholarships and five partials this fall, expanding to eighty scholarships by 2004.

Columbia Houston Aiken University of South Carolina Robert C. McNair Janice McNair South Carolina Cogen Technologies Energy Group Morehead University of North Carolina Jefferson University of Virginia

Seinfeld Backlash Reflects Mixed Farewell Mood

The impending Seinfeld finale prompts a cautious backlash as critics and readers doubt the loss will devastate television. Washington Post critic Tom Shales notes less tragedy as May 14 nears while Doonesbury hints at subdued reaction. NBC guards final plot details ahead of an hour long ending.

New York America Washington Post Tom Shales Garry Trudeau Jerry George Elaine Kramer NBC

Bridgestone Firestone Gives $50,000 to Area Three Schools

Masatoshi Ono, BFSC CEO, presented a $50,000 check to Aiken County public schools during a BFSC facility celebration. Dr. Linda Eldridge and Troy Nobles accepted for Area Three schools, noting a substantial impact and addressing a great need in the community as the 435 million tire plant progresses.

Bridgestone Firestone South Carolina BFSC Aiken County Masatoshi Ono Area Three Linda Eldridge Troy Nobles Dr. Eldridge Bridgestone/Firestone

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