09 Nov 1996
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1996
Page
1
Brief list of high school football teams including Aiken Midland Valley Williston Elko Bowman S Thurmond Clover RS Monetta Landrum Calhoun Co Silver Bluff with page reference to Sports on page 1B for more details.
Aiken 20/20, the Economic Development Partnership of Aiken and Edgefield Counties, and the Savannah River Regional Diversification Initiative aim to create jobs and attract new industries. The Aiken Standard will feature their five year campaigns starting Sunday with Aiken 20/20, then the partnership, and finally the regional initiative. In Columbus two men were jailed for stealing an ATM and lying it was a washing machine. Kinser faces seven to 30 years, Lebo 11 to 30 years after police found the ATM chained to a car.
President Bill Clinton tapped Erskine Bowles to serve as chief of staff as he reshapes the White House in his second term. Bowles will help fill vacant Cabinet posts while Panetta departs on Inauguration Day. Powell says he would consider a Cabinet post if approached. Bowles, 51, previously SBA director and deputy White House chief of staff.
An Aiken County couple files a 150000 damage suit against TranSouth Financial Corp and Aiken Recovery Co claiming their child slept in a car towed near Aiken Mall. The suit cites emergency leave for the father and alleges the tow workers lied about waiting times and the child left unattended.
New Ellenton swore in Mayor Paul Parker, council member Joe Gleaton, and water commissioner Mark Grumm on Friday. Parker praised the town and promised progress, Gleaton spoke of unity after a close election, and Grumm vowed to move the town forward. They will attend a special council meeting next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss hiring a police officer ahead of the next regular meeting on Nov. 18.
Merchants report difficulties filing warrants for fraudulent checks due to required identity details. Larry Murphy, Liquor store owner in Midland Valley, says SC Code demands full name address and witness to signing, but local magistrates require birth date race sex height and more. Judge Max Meeks defends extra data for identification and privacy protection, while open to policy revisions and possible computer system adaptation for driver’s license numbers. The issue heads to the Aiken County Council on November 19 for public discussion.
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