May 19 1995 Page 12A Entry
A May 19 1995 newspaper page 12A snippet shows brief notices and items. Names, places, or events are minimally readable, but the fragment preserves date and page context for archival reference.
19 May 1995
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1995
Page
1
A May 19 1995 newspaper page 12A snippet shows brief notices and items. Names, places, or events are minimally readable, but the fragment preserves date and page context for archival reference.
Gov. Beasley suggested he could accept about 175 million dollars in property tax relief amid budget talks with Republicans in South Carolina. He cautioned he may not abandon his goal while noting unresolved differences with the House and Senate over education funding and tax cuts as lawmakers rush to finish the 4.1 billion budget before June 1.
Death notices for Fred D. Abney James Burckhalter Lottie Hammons Gladys Smith Mackey Sidney W Morris Greenwood appear in the obituary column on Page 2B. The notices provide brief acknowledgments of their passing and identify names and locales.
ARMC leaders question effect of Providence Hospital and Columbia/HCA joint plan on ARMC heart services. Lessie Price says no clarity on battle status as HCA previously backed ARMC. Providence comments unavailable. page 3A continues.
Randy Davidson returns as master of ceremonies for the Senior Spectacular expo at H Odell Weeks Activity Center in Aiken. Palmetto Federal Savings Bank Aiken Standard and City of Aiken sponsor. Thirty five booths cover health food entertainment fashion and drama. Free admission runs 9 am to 1 pm with prize drawings including a USAir trip.
South Carolina Attorney General Brian Neill cites a maze of rules in the state’s justice system and urges timely death penalties. He told ADPS officers at the 10th annual Aiken Public Safety Awards Dinner that prisoners should work and crime stems from weak families. Awards went to Sgt. Truxton Umsted, Dispatcher Hubert Bennett, Lt. Van Willing, and Courtney Ross for valor and assistance to the department.
National Weather Service at Bush Field Augusta reports this summer will run about ten percent hotter than normal though rainfall is expected to average. Climatologist Steve Gilbert notes last year was milder with few days above 90 and 95. For this weekend predictions suggest mild temps and a low shower chance, while long term forecasts rely on 40 year climatology data.
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