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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1996

Page

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Woman dies in Clarks Hill Lake boating crash

Denise Tate 31 of Warren ville was killed when her boat stopped and a second craft collided with it on Clarks Hill Lake in Shriver Creek Sunday about 1 30 p m David Rhoden of Aiken County drove the other boat and Tate's husband was injured and taken to the Medical College of Georgia investigators said no condition details were released.

Aiken County Clarks Hill Lake Denise Tate Warrenville Shriver Creek Jim Wallen Georgia Department of Natural Resources David Rhoden Wallen Tates

Students To Perform At Hopeland Gardens Concert

Hopelands concert tonight at 7 features students from Redcliffe Elementary School as part of the city’s Summer Concert Series now in its 24th year. The event at Hopeland Gardens on Whiskey Road offers parking at Rye Patch Lot and Dupree Place disabled-designated spaces.

Hopelands Hopeland Gardens Redcliffe Elementary City of

Obituaries Notice for Mike Gleaton Jr Salley Steven Hadden

Obituaries report the deaths of Mike Gleaton Jr and Steven T. Hadden, with notices for Lucille O Neal and Warren Windsor. The items note their passing and basic biographical details as recorded by the local paper.

Mike Gleaton Jr Salley Steven T. Hadden Warren ii Lucille O'Neal Windsor

Are low fare airlines safe after the ValuJet crash

Washington officials defend safety of young low cost carriers as ValuJet faces scrutiny. FAA chief Hinson and Pena say new carriers meet safety standards while DOT inspector general Schiavo cites gaps in regulation. Aviation consultant Stempler flags expansion and aging aircraft as concerns.

Jed Washington ValuJet Everglades Transportation Department David Stempler Mary Fackler Schiavo DOT Newsweek Schiavo U.S Nnt Federico Pena NBC

Arriving In Style On U S 1 North

Aiken civic and business leaders push growth along US 1 North with Verenes Industrial Park expanding near the municipal airport. Mayor Cavanaugh and business owner Don Sprawls tout aesthetics and access to I-20 as groundwork for future industrial parks and residential development. Francis Thomas notes the entrance upgrade should finish early summer.

Bill Bengtson Aiken Fred Cavanaugh Don Sprawls Yen United Defense Verenes Francis Thomas

Aiken Officials Push North Side Growth With Parks Plan

City leaders outline use of former Youth Correctional Center site for a business park as part of a development push. They cite $40,000 state grant plus $10,000 city match to plant trees at the I-20 interchange and aim to lure industries to spur housing and jobs on the north side, following south side growth tied to the Savannah River Site.

S.C. Department of Transportation Aiken North Side Cavanagh Savannah River

Aiken Schools Seek 2.3 Mill Tax Increase for 96 97

The Aiken County Board of Education meets with legislators to discuss a proposed 2.3 mill property tax hike to fund the 1996 97 budget. Officials cite the Education Improvement Act as mandating the increase while aiming to bolster salaries and reduce pupil teacher ratios. Local lawmakers and delegates from both parties attend to review the plan ahead of the district budget vote.

Bill Bengtson Aiken County Aiken County Council Johnny Shaw

Poll Shows Clinton Extending His Lead

Washington poll shows President Clinton widening his lead over Bob Dole as Dole and Newt Gingrich suffer sharp rating declines. Clinton has 53 percent positive, 46 percent negative. Dole 32 percent positive, 65 percent negative. Gingrich 26 percent positive, 71 percent negative.

Clinton Washington Bob Dole Dole Harris Newt Gingrich Gingrich Congress

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