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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1996

Page

5

Close vows to halt foreign nuclear waste imports

Columbia Democrat Elliott Close pledges tougher action to keep foreign spent nuclear fuel out of South Carolina if elected to the Senate. He targets international treaties and vows to break Strom Thurmond’s filibuster record to push a policy, while Clinton officials defend current federal positions over Savannah River Site storage.

Columbia Elliott Close South Carolina Senate Strom Thurmond Close Clinton Tion Savannah River Aiken Energy Department

Two Shot Dead in Car Near Belton

Two people were shot execution style in a car on a rural road near Belton as an assailant sat in the back seat and fired. Tracy Green, 20, of Anderson and Cynthia Marie Jimenez, 23, of Seneca died of single gunshot wounds in the early hours Thursday.

Belton Honey Path Belton Tracy Green Anderson Cynthia Marie Jimenez Seneca Anderson County Greg Shore

St Matthew United Methodist marks 130 years in Greenville

The Rev James R Rosemond led an all white Anderson County church that became mixed race before the church refused to let free whites and free blacks worship together. He formed St Matthew United Methodist Church which still stands celebrating 130 years of service with a banquet planned this Saturday. Rosemond, born to slave parents on the Waddy Thompson plantation in Greenville County, was finally granted permission to preach in 1844 after denials by his owner Squire McBee.

Greenville James R. Rosemond Anderson County Rosemond St. Matthew United Father Rosemond Evelyn Robinson St. Matthew Jim Waddy Thompson Greenville County Squire McBee James A. Tolbert

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