19 Oct 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1995
Page
1
Two sisters aged 13 and 14 charged with the May 27 beating death of 19 year old Kimberly Dawn Hughes are sent back to detention due to their father’s inability to control them. The four juveniles face murder charges and the three girls’ trial is set for November 8.
In Orangeburg County, deputies report Larry and Pam Jeffcoat were found slain at their home after a stabbing that also left their daughter Joann Nikki Jeffcoat wounded. Family friend Rhett Nivens Jr. has been arrested on assault with intent to kill charges and is a suspect in the double murder.
Death notices include Otis Howard Collier Jr. Aiken Steve Dunbar New Ellenton Peggy Haley Altus Oklahoma Jessie Lee Glover Aiken Sarah Louise Elkins Hightower Aiken Carolyn Elizabeth Sox Mabe North Augusta Avery McDuffie Baltimore Rebeka Michelle Riley Aiken Cleveland Watson Saluda Renzo Whidden North Augusta obituary notices appear on Page 2B with brief biographical lines.
Carl Langley reports a major project valued at 91 million dollars receives a tax break from the county. Officials cite economic impact and job creation as key reasons for the favorable assessment. Community leaders anticipate broader development spurring local growth.
Aiken County Council used an executive session to approve a resolution allowing payment in lieu of taxes for Owens Corning Fiberglas expansion worth 91 million dollars. The plan, expected to create 50 new jobs over five years, exempts new equipment and facilities from the regular tax digest for 15 years as an inducement to invest. The 9-0 vote followed closed-door talks with officials from the Economic Development Partnership and the company’s attorney, with questions raised about legal phrasing and transparency.
Gov Beasley told a diverse Aiken audience that town meetings let citizens unite on education reform welfare and tax changes. He credited cabinet reform for faster agency access and urged tax cuts, saying a debate must focus on decreasing taxes.
Dr Eliyahu M Goldratt argues that applying logic uncovers the gap between projected results and actual outcomes in industry and society He criticizes mere training as insufficient and calls for deductive learning as a driver of progress He spoke as the lead presenter in a Distinguished Business Speakers Series event posted in the local paper
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