29 Nov 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1995
Page
1
Investigators descended on the Holley Inn on Richland Avenue this morning to probe the disappearance of an overnight auditor along with a company car and some money. Capt. Tom Galardi confirmed no further details were available.
Death notices from Augusta and surrounding areas include Myrtle Smoak Black and Fannie Mae Smith Fulmer. Also listed are Augusta Helen Eye Conkle of San Antonio, Texas, Charles Greathouse of North Augusta, E Grafton Westbrook of Aiken, and Ridge Spring residents.
Weekend events kick off the Christmas season with parades concerts craft shows and home tours countywide The Aiken Choral Society presents its Winter Concert November 30 and December 1 at St Mary Help of Christians Church directed by Antoine Cordahi with a chamber ensemble and organist Letty Groh Tickets cost 10 for adults 5 for children and students
President Clinton arrived in London for a five day European tour backing a late breaking agreement with Britain and Ireland over nuclear disarmament and a Bosnia peace plan backed by 20 000 US troops. Britain and Ireland set a date for talks with all parties in Northern Ireland and an international commission will oversee IRA disarmament.
Supporters cite fewer fatal accidents under current law but state officials say any change requires legislative approval. Transportation officials discuss studying higher speeds up to 60 or 65 mph, noting 55 mph statewide limit except on federal highways and no pending legislation.
Mary Cunningham, project director, seeks 770 sponsors for the ninth annual Secret Santa Project aiding 1 12 year old children in Aiken County. About 1 350 children were identified with 580 sponsors already matched as December 9 cutoff approaches.
Aiken County School Board approves policy allowing Shepeard Community Blood Center to draw blood at seven high schools once per year in spring and fall. Officials expect 70 to 80 donors per school, totaling about 400 units annually, replacing exclusive Red Cross access. The move comes with a separate agreement funding school resource officers at Aiken High and South Aiken High.
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