27 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1994
Page
1
Pope John Paul II elevated 30 prelates to the rank of cardinal in a solemn ceremony despite damp weather. The consistory drew clergy from several regions, with attendees noting the mix of longtime advisers and newer voices in the College of Cardinals.
Jewish families prepare to light candles for eight nights in remembrance of the 165 B.C. victory of Judah Maccabee and the rededication of the temple. The menorah holds eight flames with a ninth shamash for lighting, gifts are exchanged, dreidel games earn gelt, and the holiday blends with Christmas crowds.
Beloved figures Carry Ree Watson Aiken, Stuart G. Anderson, and Rev. William Tolliver are listed in obituary notices on page 5A, reflecting community remembrances and details of their passings.
Blythe Miller, 26, became the first woman to hold the top rider title after the Aiken Hounds Fall Meet. She did not win Saturday but claimed the 1994 top rider honor as Sean Clancy and Lasselle tied for the lead in the Holiday Cup. Miller also won the $100,000 Colonial Cup earlier, lifting her season total to 25.
In Drammen Norway a Santa Claus World Cup drew about 30 Santas in red suits and beards as they navigated a course across fences rooftops and chimneys. A three way musical tie occurred among Santas while hundreds of children watched and judged the performances.
Jolly, now with the State Law Enforcement Division, says the probe ended due to lack of witnesses and no case without one. Beverly Russell, the stepfather, and Linda Smith did not return calls. Mrs. Smith, 23, faces murder charges for killing her sons Michael and Alex after her car plunged into a lake.
South Carolina voters split over video poker payouts with nearly three quarters of counties allowing cash winnings while operators seek to curb regulations. The fight pits religious groups and community leaders against the gaming industry as counties may challenge results and the issue could resurface in future elections. Senate opposition notes the money involved and warns the controversy may continue.
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