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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2004
Page
1
Supporters pressed a Senate floor fight to end a filibuster over a strengthened seat belt rule tied to a House amendment. Senator Greg Ryberg led backers while opponents denounced expanded government power. Two cloture votes fell short, keeping the measure stalled as debate continues.
Pearl Paradise lies near death in Warrenville as granddaughter Damon offers soothing companionship. A large, close family fills her home with photos while Regency Hospice provides medical care led by nurse Ginny Brewer. Kristi Williams and Jimmy keep vigil daily as loved ones cope with the impending loss.
New Ellenton Police Chief Van McMillan remains on paid temporary leave almost three months after a State Law Enforcement Division inquiry began. Mayor James Sutherland says results from SLED are pending as council notes warrants in February led to seizure of a computer, software, and time records. Police staffing remains short while SLED continues the investigation and town officials defend the leave with pay as standard practice.
The IOC, facing terrorism and natural disaster risks, bought a $170 million policy to cover ongoing operations if the Games are halted. It does not compensate victims or cover corporate sponsors, TV networks, or private parties. President Jacques Rogge called the measure standard prudent judgment.
Dogwood Stable supporters in Aiken rally behind Limehouse with two Derby entrants Trippi and Impeachment. West Side Bowery decor features horse racing themes, with three TVs and mint juleps as the Derby celebration tallies up for 2000.
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