04 Sep 1995
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1995
Page
1
William S. Lee a noted nuclear energy engineer and former Duke Power leader will deliver the Fourth Annual Edward Teller Lecture on Oct 30 at the Augusta Riverfront Radisson sponsored by CNTA. Dinner and program follow a 6:30 start with tickets 22 dollars via CNTA.
Eileen M. Brown Ola Mae Petteway Collins Mary Elizabeth Waters Ryan and Trenton Leroy Thurmond are noted as deceased in the Aiken page 10A obituary notices. The items provide basic death notices and likely dates or ages.
Police investigate a bizarre weekend death of Danny McKinney 43 found in his home on Abbeville Street Northwest. An earlier incident involved a 29 year old woman found bleeding on Union Street who said she was picked up at Depot Lau rens and Hampton, then taken to a house where she was sexually assaulted and stabbed in the forehead and hand. Autopsy to determine cause of death.
Galina Kalcheva, a 19-year-old Bulgarian exchange student, faced small town worries in Aiken but adapted quickly. She earned a Rotary District 7750 scholarship after competing with 600 Bulgarians for five private scholarships, aided by contacts from a trip that formed crucial friendships. Dr. Jay Jones, an Aiken veterinarian active in Rotary exchanges, helped secure her award.
In Columbia granite monuments along John D Long Lake memorialize Michael aged three and Alex 14 months who died when Susan Smith rolled her car into the lake with them strapped inside. Smith is serving life for the killings. memorial ceremony drew about 150 people and local figures say the lake now honors the boys.
City officials and Woodlanders nursery owner Bob McCartney introduce the Colleton Avenue Trail Guide, a 48 tree tour in downtown Aiken with over 800 species noted. The guide, placed outside the library, links each tree to a number for details, covering major groups and inviting public engagement.
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