02 Feb 1999
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1999
Page
1
The Aiken City Council reconsiders its annexation program after limited turnout and significant staff hours. Since 1997 only 33 properties were annexed and most chose cash payments, raising questions about the 75 percent rule and financial viability of residential annexations.
Georgia authorities hold Shayna Lively 19 as extradition advances to South Carolina on three felony DUI charges. Gov. Roy Barnes signed a governor's warrant authorizing transfer after a Georgia hospital release and psychiatric treatment. Victims include Bernard Hearns and his two daughters Zainab and Imani.
Obituary notices for Theodore R. Coleman of Oxon Hills Maryland Cora Belle Curry of Trenton Lushia Dorns of Ridge Spring Jerome E. Holley of Clearwater Essie S. McManus of Johnston James Toole of North Augusta and Ronald Waldo of North Augusta are listed in page 2B notices.
The Aiken Standard lists Monday winning numbers for Cash 3 Midday 5 9 7 Cash 3 Evening 2 6 1 Cash 4 8 4 3 8 and Fantasy 5 1 3 27 28 32 with details at www aikenstandard com.
Prosecutors question Vernon Jordan over discrepancies between his testimony and Monica Lewinsky accounts as Lewinsky views her videotaped deposition privately. The probe aims to bolster charges against President Clinton.
DOE Secretary Bill Richardson highlights nuclear nonproliferation work in Russia as key to the 21st century budget request aired at Aiken Technical College. Savannah River Site CFO John Pescosolido notes new missions rely on Russian plutonium initiatives and the flat 1999 to 2000 budget around 1.507 to 1.523 billion, with 40 million invested in alternate salt processing.
Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow signaling an early spring. Bill Cooper, president of the Inner Circle, credits the outlook as winter ending soon despite lingering cold. Similar forecasts came from Gen. Beau Regard Lee in Lilburn Georgia, with cloudy skies noted.
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