Partly cloudy and warm across regions with shower chances
The forecast shows partly cloudy conditions with 30 percent shower chances coast to mountains. Temperatures rise to the upper 80s in Midlands, coasts, beaches, and upper 60s to 80s elsewhere. Winds remain 5 to 10 mph.
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Aiken Officials Clash Over Power Service Rights
The city defends its ordinance claiming action will be upheld as it pursues Phase II in Woods Plantation. Judge Peeples ruled that new customers in Aiken fall outside PSC jurisdiction and the Territorial Assignment Act. SCE&G would serve Phase II due to city ordinances granting exclusive service rights.
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Public Services Commissions
Bush urges oil embargo support and reserves use in Iraq crisis
President Bush pushes United Nations oil embargo on Iraq and appeals to oil producing nations to boost output. He cites possible use of U.S. strategic reserves and notes thousands of troops involved as Defense Chief Cheney works with Saudi Arabia to back joint force.
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Mubarak Denies Egypt To Join Multinational Force
President Mubarak denied reports that Egypt agreed to send troops to join a multinational force defending Saudi Arabia and other Middle East states. Britain announced it would join the effort. Germany and Japan ruled out participation. Turkey, Morocco, and Soviet vessels were cited in regional actions and diplomacy.
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Iraq crisis tightens as U S force moves amid Gulf confrontation
Reported multinational force would be outnumbered by about 100000 Iraqi troops on Kuwait south border yet symbolizes U S commitment to Saudi defense. Saudi rulers allow U S troops, signaling Saddam’s expansionist aims as a carrier group heads to the Red Sea and a Florida task force sails out. Turkiye blocks Iraqi oil, embargo bites, Gulf ministers condemn aggression, while Saddam vows to resist. Intelligence hints Iraqi forces loading chemical munitions aboard combat aircraft.
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Burgess Store Cited Repeatedly for Liquor Violations
Nancy K. Burgess, owner of Bus Grocery Burgess, has been cited by the state Alcohol and Beverage Control bureau on at least three occasions for unlawful possession of liquor and selling alcohol to minors dating back to 1984. The Solicitor said the nuisance statute helps curb illegal activities in Aiken County including drugs and violence in the Second Circuit.
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Aiken County
H R Block Offers Tax Course Starting September 10
H R Block announces a 14 week basic income tax course beginning September 10 with morning and evening classes in the Augusta Aiken area Thomson Hephzibah Louisville Saluda Batesburg Williston and more. Course covers 990 tax law changes and preparation, with diplomas and CEUs on completion. Job interviews may be offered to graduates with flexible hours, though employment is not guaranteed.
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