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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1996
Page
12
Death notices from May 1996 in Aiken Wagener Langley and surrounding towns list several late area residents. Included are Harold Evans 63, Katherine Sanders Shaw 57, Sadie Josey Smith 87, Georgia Elliott 68, Littie Lawrence 97, Denise Lynn Hall Tate, Steven Hadden 39, Mike Harmon Gleaton Jr 48, Lucille O Nea l86, and Harry Wiley. Arrangements handled by local funeral homes.
Mrs. Denise Lynn Hall Tate of 77 Croft Mill Road Aiken South Carolina died on Sunday May 12 1996. Funeral arrangements will be announced by George Funeral Homes Downtown 211 Park Ave SW Aiken SC.
Notices announce obituaries for Hadden son of Julius Hadden and Isaac Beamietaden with funeral services at Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel in Piney Heights Community and Sunset Memory Gardens interment. also Sadie Josey Smith of Kimble Steel Burrettown with services at Mid-Valley Church and Langley Cemetery burial. callers invited to Hatcher Funeral Home residence.
New Charleston Capital Inc pleaded guilty to conspiracy and bribery in a scheme to help William Gilliam win a seat on the Charleston Naval Base Redevelopment Commission. Bob Waters pleaded guilty earlier and was sentenced to 90 days. The company will pay 40500 in fines. Gilliam dismissed on related charges.
Spartanburg County officials approved a resolution labeling homosexuality incompatible with community standards. The measure echoed Cobb County Georgia in 1999 and drew criticism from local residents and a Spartanburg gay man who called it a power play while stressing the Olympics unite diverse groups.
State Treasurer Richard Eckstrom and lawmakers dispute whether spending $118,349 to promote $25 million in mini bonds violated a 0.5 percent cap. Eckstrom says no law was broken despite selling $11 million. lawmakers argue the cost exceeded limits amid a weak bond market. Mini bonds target individuals. larger issues go to institutions.
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