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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1999

Page

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No leads yet in downtown horse abandonment case

Witnesses described a white male in his 30s with brown hair, 5' to 5'2", about 150 pounds, wearing jeans and a shirt. A silver or cream horse trailer with side vents and possible ramp was seen. the horses Courtney the blue roan mare and a sorrel Appaloosa stud were left on Chesterfield Street around 2:20 pm. Authorities urge tips to Jeff Wilson at 642-7613.

Chesterfield Street Richland Park Avenues Jeff Wilson City of Hester Aiken Public Safety Fisher Strom Tom Galari Aiken Department of Public Safety Animal Control

Death notices and funeral homes across the region

Wituary notices list several individuals with names and associated funeral homes in South Carolina and New Jersey. George P. Bell of North Augusta, Bennie Lee Bush Jr of Salem, Lucille Hair Eargle of Graniteville, M Gertrude Findley of Aiken, Jean R B Furman of North Augusta, Raymond Emanuel Goodwin of Aiken, and Jease Jones of Clearwater are noted with the respective local funeral directors Stephen D. Posey, Rivers, Napier, George, Simmons, and others.

George P. Bell North Augusta Stephen D. Posey Bennie Lee Bush, Jr Salem N.J Jackson-Brooks Lucille Hair Eargle Graniteville Napier M. Gertrude Findley Aiken Rivers Jean R.B. Furman Raymond Emanuel Goodwin George Funeral Jease Jones Clearwater Simmons Funeral Home Willison

Gorham Bronze to Close in Aiken Move to West Virginia

Aiken County loses Gorham Bronze after 20 years as the York Group moves production to Kingwood West Virginia. About 160 jobs depart while SCANA Energy Marketing prepares a new call center in Centennial Park employing 100 to 130 workers. Local leaders express regret but focus on Savannah River Site expansion and Eisenhower Hospital continuity. Gorham has changed ownership twice in three years.

Aiken County Gorham Bronze Aiken Verenes York Group Gorham Kingwood W. Va SCANA South Carolinna Electric and Gas Scana Energy Marketing Centennial Park Aiken County Council Nan Ronnie Young Fred Cavanaugh USC Aiken York Cavanaugh Young Sorham Wos Dwight D. Eisenhower Fort Gordon Colonial Guild Ltd Nina Niter West Virginia

Moore urges compromise in video poker stalemate

Sen. Tommy Moore proposes a referendum on video poker in November 2000 and a 20 percent tax on machine profits plus license fees. The plan imposes a $3 bet limit and $900 payout cap, allocates funds to education and economic development, strengthens background checks, funds treatment for gambling addicts, and would eliminate casino-type ops by July 1, 2004.

Tommy Moore Clearwater

Kids graduate manners course in Hahn Village graduation dinner

Kids aged 9 to 12 complete Mr and Mrs Manners etiquette course at the Aiken Housing Authority office. CEO Mildred Robinson led the test dinner with guests Reggie Barner and Lessie Price present. The program began in January emphasizing Please, Thank you, Excuse me, and P TE P in daily manners.

Hahn Village Manners Aiken Housing Authority Mildred Robinson Company Reggie Barner AHA Lessie Price Westinghouse Savannah River Company Robinson

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