PALFED Removes Herring from Leadership
Palmetto Federal Savings Bank holding company PALFED announced the removal of Huenara W. Herring, its president and CEO, after internal auditors found discrepancies in his accounts. Albert H. Peters Jr. assumed temporary control, noting the matter is highly sensitive. PALFED operates in Aiken with 16 offices and over $750 million in assets.
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Huenara W. Herring
Palfed Inc
Aiken Bank Institution
M ‘He Bank
Herring Peony
Albert H. Peters Jr
du Pont
Hickey
Herring
Palmetto Federal
Palmetto Federal Savings Bank of
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Aiken
Jamaican Doctor Finds Success in Aiken on TV Series
Jamaican born Dr. Lloyd B. Daniels moved from Jamaica to the United States to study medicine and has stayed in Aiken to practice. He arrived in 1965, initially planned to study dentistry, and later pursued medical training at Howard University while preserving ties to his Jamaican heritage.
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ABC
United States
Tropical Paradise
Lloyd B. Daniels
Island Paradise
Jamaica
States
Daniels
Train Derailments and Floods Kill Two in South Carolina
Severe flash floods along the Georgia line wash out roads and bridges in Allendale Bamberg Hampton and Colleton counties. A car plunged into a washed out road killing two people including a baby. a school bus with children avoided a plunge by stopping just in time. Weather service notes heavy rains near the state border while utilities report service disruptions across four states. Dozens of roads remain closed as residents seek safety and shelter.
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Allendale
Serent
Georgia
Hampton County
Lordon Rhoden
Georgia Line
Columbia
National Weather Service
Bamberg
Hampton
Colleton
State Highway Department
Brenda
Sprint
North
South Carolina
Germany Mourns Death Of Former Chancellor Brandt
West Germany flags lowered in memory of Willy Brandt who died at 78 after a year-long cancer battle. The former chancellor, famed for East West reconciliation, received worldwide praise and was remembered for guiding Germany toward reunification and reconciliation during his tenure as mayor of West Berlin and chancellor.
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Germany
Brandt
BOM
Willy Brandt
Europe
Bonn
Unkel
West Berlin
West Germany
Soviet Union
White House
Mikhail Sorbachev
Iraqi police seize American in disputed border area
Iraqi police grabbed Shad Hall a Houston area contractor working with Environmental Health Research and Testing in a border region returned to Kuwait in May after a U.N. ruling. The United States demanded Hall’s release and U.N. observers did not intervene as tensions rise between Washington and Baghdad over unmarked border zones.
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Kuwait
United States
Washington
Baghdad
U.N
Hall
Penson Canan
Hem
Security Council
Iraq
Khalidaj
Houston
Environmental Health Research
Lexington
Richard A. Boucher
U.S. State Department
U.S
Edward W. Gnehm
Emassy
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Local Notes and Names Hint at Page 9A Details
Reed of names includes Robert T. Curzon Jackson Paul Franklin Green and Frances 0. Whittle of Gloverville and Aiken. The fragment points readers to Page 9A for further details.
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Robert T. Curzon
Jackson
Paul Franklin Green
Gloverville Frances
Whittle
Aiken
Bush Clinton Clash Over Debate Tactics
Kansas City report says President Bush and Senator Clinton exchanged sharp points as they eye Sunday's debate. Clinton, leading in polls, dismissed Bush's antiwar accusations as political posturing and pressed plans for post election policy. Bush reiterated concerns about Clinton's antiwar protests at Oxford and Moscow trip while Clinton defended his record and proposals.
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Kansas City
Bull Cunton
Bush
Clinton
Moscow
Oxford University
England
Scientists Develop First Birth-Control Vaccine
Scientists in New Delhi report a vaccine for women offering one year of contraception from a single injection. The shot may work by preventing fertilized eggs from attaching to the uterus, a first immune system based approach to birth control. Researchers and observers call it a promising development in reproductive health.
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New Delhi
India
Rosemarie ‘Thau
Population Council
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