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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1995
Page
6
Glenda K. Napier and husband William S. Napier, co owners of Napier Funeral Home, defend their business amid overdue tax actions and a loan foreclosure. They say no wrongdoing and note plans to purchase Graniteville funeral home from Bethea and Associates, which acquired three Loewen era houses.
Napier Funeral Home continues business as Loewen Group pursues a foreclosure against Bethea Group in Aiken County over a debt exceeding one million dollars. Mrs. Napier notes taxes on Napier exceed two thousand eight hundred sixty dollars, and clarifies ongoing pre-burial arrangements and lease purchase for Graniteville.
City official Steve Thompson praises Mrs Ridout as a tremendous resource and friend. After 12 years, she has witnessed transitions from typewriters to computers, faxing memos and copying council agendas, while embracing continual learning and growth in the job.
White House press secretary Mike McCurry said a funding gap makes a shutdown virtually certain, with no authority to operate the government. Nonessential federal employees would be sent home, closing national museums monuments and IRS and Social Security hotlines.
City staff will collaborate with Beams officials to determine the cost of adding 149 feet to the track. Without the extension the project would cost $39,880, and staff will seek final figures from Beams to proceed.
Chief J. Carrol Busbee of the Aiken Department of Public Safety says the new recreation facility is the most utilized the city has ever seen with people running and walking around the clock. He notes activity 24 hours a day as a key feature.
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