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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1995
Page
6
The SRS Advisory Board backs turning the Savannah River Site into a national research park under new federal law. Proposals aim to preserve protected land, buffer zones, and open space while decentralizing weapons production. Community debate centers on public access versus preservation and economic impact.
Mayor Riley wins a decisive reelection, rated a Democratic frontrunner for governor by political analysts. Opponent Fulmer trails 3-1 as Riley extends tenure to over two decades, with experts noting his long service boosts his statewide prospects and the political landscape ahead of the gubernatorial race.
Retired Gen Colin Powell will not run for president in 1996. Republican sources say he informed close aides of his decision and would announce this afternoon. Powell had been weighing a GOP bid, which could have unsettled the field and affected Bob Dole's standing.
In a courtroom motion, Harrison asks for forgiveness as Neil Stem is remembered after a Nov 13, 1994, shooting on Whiskey Road. Prosecutors say one of six youths fired during an earlier confrontation. four bullets were recovered, including one that hit Stem. The defense cites leniency to spare Harrison’s family, while the solicitor notes a 28 year sentence with more than half to be served before parole.
The election was calmer than last time and Mayor Cavanaugh expresses gratitude to voters for reelecting him to lead Ai ken on youth and family projects crime prevention quality of life and job creation. Mayor Pro Tem Papouchado reflects on epoch change and hopes moving forward. Councilwoman Beverly Clyburn comments on serving a third term and public trust in her work.
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