County OKs incentives for Aiken Mall redevelopment
Aiken County Council approved a memorandum of understanding with the City of Aiken and SE Aiken LLC to enable the redeveloped Aiken Mall project. SE Aiken plans at least 25 million in investment, with the city buying about 5 acres for 6 million and future reimbursements totaling 1.25 million, forming an incremental financing plan.
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State and SCANA weigh utility rate cut plan
Regulators weigh canceling proposed rate hikes to fund two abandoned nuclear reactors near Columbia as SCANA warns it could face bankruptcy if forced to stop urging the project. Belton Ziegler says bankruptcy would devastate hundreds of thousands of customers. The S C Public Service Commission promises a ruling soon on continuing charges by SCANA subsidiary South Carolina Electric & Gas.
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Local Notices Highlight Obituaries and Funeral Plans
Names listed include Corey R Raifordr Aiken Jerome Stanley Bankoff Stephanie Mary Cronin WillJ Curamings JosephMichael Szabo Daothe and Funerals 4A. Readable fragments suggest forthcoming memorials and public notices for services and burial arrangements.
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Newser on an ES-844 240 General Offices 003-648-2311
A brief entry lists contact and equipment details for a business office setup. The note names an office line 003 648 2311, a general office reference, and an ES 844 240 device, suggesting a catalog or internal reference.
Driving Device Law Aims to Curb Cellphone Use
South Carolina State Rep. Bill Taylor plans a bill to ban holding, typing, or reading on mobile devices while driving. The proposed Driving Under the Influence of an Electronic Device would levy a 100 dollar first fine and 300 dollars plus two points for subsequent violations, with insurance reporting. The measure, a tougher version of the 2014 texting ban, seeks to reduce crash deaths amid high highway fatalities statewide.
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