18 Nov 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1995
Page
1
Police Chief Fred Brown was indicted on misconduct in office blackmail and drug distribution charges after alleged failure to charge two dealers, selling confiscated cocaine and threatening a witness. He was arrested at his office and released on 50 000 bond.
Willie Mae Jones Raborn of Ridge Spring died. Services and arrangements were reported on Page 7A.
The 93rd rivalry game pits Clemson against South Carolina in a storied clash marked by state pride and fan fervor. Students and alumni predict varied outcomes with views split along team loyalties as coverage highlights broadcast and radio plans.
The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board pressed Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary to follow 1994 remediation plans for stabilizing radioactive spent fuel at SRS canyons. Senator Strom Thurmond also weighed in urging the secretary to heed guidance on safety and cleanup.
Hazel O Neill tells Congress she is embarrassed by the 46500 contract to evaluate journalists but denies creating an enemies list or giving favored reporters extra attention. She notes internal talks about adopting reporters arose but no retaliatory action occurred. Critics call the contract wasteful while some lawmakers defend her openness drive and Carma International involvement.
In Aiken County parents weigh private versus public schooling for elementary and middle students. Educators cite lower class sizes and safety in private schools alongside advocates who support keeping public options, with leaders like Dr. Linda B. Eldridge endorsing parental choice and Allen C. Adriance noting mixed quality across sectors.
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