First 2004 Committee meets on Horse Creek Valley goals
The Warrenville gathering marks the 2004 Committee's first quarterly meeting to advance a 10 year plan. Subcommittee leaders push actions including establishing an industrial park and better public outreach. A Monday Burnet Town Hall meeting invites the public and officials.
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Warrenville
Horse Creek
Lynn Kirkland
Suzette Duncan
Attract Light Industry
Fred Humes
Aiken-Edgefield
Deaths Leon Ronald Lott and Jack Vance Obituaries
Obituary notices for Leon Ronald Lott of Blackville and Jack Vance of Cheraw appear on page 6A with brief biographical details, ages, and funeral arrangements.
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Leon Ronald Lott
Blackville
Jack Vance
Cheraw
DHEC Board Delays State Plan Change Over Heart Services
The DHEC board postponed action on proposed changes to the State Health Plan that could allow Aiken area heart services. ARMC's Ricky Satcher criticized the delay while Walter B Clark warned the open heart criteria could undermine the Certificate of Need process and spur wider state changes. The board will revisit the issue May 24 in Myrtle Beach after an executive briefing.
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Columbia
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Aiken
DHEC
Myrtle Beach
Ricky Satcher
State Health Plan
Walter B
Buddy) Clark
Rock Hill
Clark
Anderson
Greenwood
Beaufort
Orangeburg
Sumter
State
Trainer Accuses Cops of Double Standard in Two Cases
Aiken trainer Al Darlington claims a double standard after Vic tor Huerta the stable assistant trainer was charged with disorderly conduct following an incident March 17 while Robert S Perry council member faced no arrest after a later March 25 profanity allegation. Police say both cases involve uncooperative behavior toward authorities. Huerta summoned police after two men visited his Marlboro Street home and a scuffle ensued. Perry was located at his home after a traffic crash but not arrested despite reports of profanity toward officers. Authorities declined comment on pending cases.
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al Darlington
Victor Huerta
Robert S
Skipper) Perry
Huerta
Perry
Darlington
Aiken Department of Public Safety
J. Carrol Busbee
Marlboro Street
Donny
Hat In The Ring Secretary Miles targets 5 million for 1998 Senate bid
Secretary of State Jim Miles announced plans to raise 5 million for a 1998 campaign to challenge U S Senator Ernest Hollings. He said he filed with the FEC and has a consultant, but he dismissed running against Strom Thurmond. Miles cited past campaigns and urged building a strong fundraising operation before the race starts. He touted lowering the secretary of state budget and fighting fraudulent charities, while noting criticism over campaign money.
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Jim Miles
Ernest F. Hollings
Federal Election Commission
U.S. Senate
Miles
Aiken County
Republican Party
Strom Thurmond
Republican
Sen. Hollings
Tommy Hartnett
Nick Theodore
Lion
Senate
Secretary of State
South Carolina
United Way
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UE Elly
Eric K. Ward
Abby Het
Penee
Aeons
Ginny Southworth
Boardman Road
Dhec Board
Philip Lord
ARMC
Weenie
Carl Langley
Hollings