Koenig May Get Driver's License Back Monday
Corrinne Koenig, who pleaded guilty in the traffic death of Nancy Moore Thurmond, can apply to regain her license as early as Monday after a date mistake. She lost her license when imprisoned in 1993. a clerk's late notification shortened the suspension, meaning eligibility was moved up six months.
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Columbia
U.S
Strom ‘Thurmond
Corrinne Koenig
Nancy Moore ‘Thurmond
Koenig
State Public Safety Department
Richland County
Obituary notices list several deaths in Oklahoma and South Carolina
Death notices from Tulsa Oklahoma Edgefield Warrenville Salley Graniteville and Warrenville list John Henry Glover Ruby Brogdon McCullough Annie Maude Phillips Moxley Aileene Cato Poole and David Wayne Widener among those remembered on page 6A.
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John Henry Glover
Tulsa
Okla
Ruby Brogdon McCulough
Edgefield
Annie Maude Phillips Moxley
Warrenville
Aileene Cato Poole
Salley
David Wayne Widener
Graniteville
Revised Tax Bills Due Next Summer
Aiken County taxpayers will learn the impact of reassessment late next summer, says Tax Assessor Pat Antley. She noted staff have completed about three quarters of the county’s 77,000 parcels, with figures on individual parcels not yet available. Antley explained the reassessment mail may show varied changes, and that state law limits tax revenues from reappraisal to one percent of the previous year, with exceptions for new programs or debt service.
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Aiken County
Pat Antley
Ms. Antley
Jaycees Hope Weather Cooperates For Fair
Aiken County Jaycees plan their annual fair with weather as the key factor. Founders Molony and three others moved the fair to a permanent site in 1973, raising funds from $1,500 to about $30,000 for scholarships and projects. President Kim O Conor notes $3,000 funds teacher mini grants and Camp Hope support, plus the Christmas parade and year round projects.
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Aiken County
U.S. 1
Molony
Jaycees
Conor
Mike Fanning
Aiken Jaycees
Graniteville Teen Killed In Early Morning Crash
A Graniteville teenager David W. Widener, 17, died in a head on crash on S C 421 at about 2 10 a m. The car he drove with Jody C Snipes 19 struck by Donald E Proctor 33 of Gloverville who crossed the center line.
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Graniteville
David W. Widener
S.C
Mr. Widener
Jody C. Snipes
Donald E. Proctor
Gloverville
Aristide Returns to Haiti as Democracy Dawn Starts
Aristide is welcomed back to Port-au-Prince amid cheering crowds and a heavy US security presence. The president pledged reconciliation and justice, urged an end to violence, and framed the moment as a new beginning for Haiti while noting risks from rightist opponents. American troops supported the return and UN sanctions were lifted.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Clinton
Aristide
UN Security Council
National Palace
Ares
AP Loatdeak
Marie Helene Sterilus
U.S
Blackhawk
T He Palace
Cap-Haitien
Cap- Haitien
Opportunity To Wed During Wedding Bells Fashion Show
James Rogers and Renee Clark seized a spur of the moment chance to marry during a Fashion show event labeled Wedding Bells 1994. The ceremony was planned midweek and took place Saturday around 1:00 pm with both parties as models, and the celebration proceeded without a hitch.
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James Rogers
Renee Clark
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