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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1995

Page

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Prom Date Charged With Killing Student in Myrtle Beach

Andrew Wade Collins 18 of Murrells Inlet is accused of murdering 18 year old Angel Sanders, a Coastal Carolina University freshman, whose body was found Nov 8 in her Conaway apartment bathtub. Sanders, a Socastee High School graduate, was strangled with a towel after attending her prom last year.

MYRTLes st/ACH Angel Sanders Andrew Wade Collins Murrells Inlet Sanders Coastal Carolina University Collins Myrtle Selfin Horry County Tommy Flowers Conway Flowers

Obituary notices for six residents listed by town

Obituary notices appear on page 2 for Joseph Busby and Andrew McClure of Aiken, Jack Creed of Graniteville, David Rusty Guyton of Aiken, Gladys McManus Goode of Houston Texas, and Colleen E. Mosley of Aiken.

Joseph Busby Aiken Jack Creed Graniteville David Rusty) Guyton Andrew McClure Gladys McManus Goode Houston Texas Colleen E. Mosley

Aiken Standard Holiday Hours for Thanksgiving

The Aiken Standard observes Thanksgiving with Thursday publication only. All departments and offices close except Circulation customer service from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for missed deliveries. Friday business offices open 8:30 a.m. to noon. Circulation customer service also 5:30 to 7 p.m.

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Warmth program aids needy as winter nears in South Carolina

Project Share, started in 1986 by the Aiken Barnwell Lexington CAC, combines donations with federal funds to help families keep heat on. SC Electric & Gas is a major donor, with dollars staying local. In the last period ending March 31, about 885 families received roughly 51 000 dollars. Eligibility uses a sliding scale with income limits of 685 dollars for a single person plus 234 dollars per additional household member, and assistance is usually limited to November through March, with one allowance per season. For more, CAC at 648 6836.

Project Share Aiken- Barnwell-Lexington Community Action Commission South Carolina Electric & Gas Marie Petersen CAC Petersen

ARMC Wins Open Heart Unit Approval in Aiken

Aiken Regional Medical Centers will begin open heart surgery after state permit approval. Hospital administrator Ricky Satcher targets first operation by February 1996. Cardiologist Dr. David W. Cundey and Community Task Force leaders praise perseverance and community support that funded and sustained the effort. Will Cole of the Task Force and former board chair Lessie Price credit citizen backing and local senators Tommie Moore and Greg Ryberg for steady collaboration and progress.

Aiken Ricky Satcher David W. Cundey ARMC Cundey Will Cole Cole Lessie Price

Judge Rejects S C Motor Voter Claim

Federal judge Matthew Perry rejects South Carolina arguments that the National Voter Registration Act violates states rights. He rules the motor voter law does not violate the Constitution or impose insurmountable costs and gives state officials a month to propose an implementation plan.

Columbia South Carolina Matthew Perry David Beasley Charles Condon Perry Beasley Condon Robb McBurney

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