McCain Rally and Local Meetings Ahead in City Calendar
Calendar lists 8 a.m. Tuesday John McCain rally at North Augusta Community Center on Buena Vista Avenue. Also 7 30 p.m. Ridge Heritage Association at 1201 Calhoun Street Johnston and 10 a m NARFE meeting at Crosland Park Senior Citizens Clubhouse.
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John McCain
North Augusta Community Center
Buena Vista Avenue
Ridge Heritage Association
Calhoun St
Johnston
Narfe
Senior Citizens
Crosland Park
Aiken County Blotter Reports Stolen Property and Vandalism
A 44 pocketbook was stolen from a Seymour Drive home in North Augusta. Deputies found stolen property from multiple burglaries off Bettis Academy Road in Graniteville. Coventry Circle home vandalized with paintballs. Car damaged at Ashley Grove Baptist Church. Vehicle struck on Church Street in Montmorenci. A car broken into on Borders Street in Belvedere.
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Seymour Drive
North Augusta
Bettis Academy Road
Graniteville
Ashley Grove
Church Street
Montmorenci
Borders Street
Belvedere
Man charged in chop shop investigation
A six month Barnwell County probe led to Barnwell businessman Richard Peterson facing four counts of operating a chop shop and nine counts of receiving stolen vehicles. He owns Auto Image Barnwell Paint and Body Shop at 10404 1/2 Dunbarton Boulevard. 14 vehicles worth over 400000 have been recovered with more arrests and recoveries possible. anyone who bought a vehicle from Peterson in the last two years should contact the Barnwell Sheriff’s Office. Most vehicles are believed stolen from Jacksonville airport Florida and moved here for conversion.
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Barnwell County
Barnwell
Richard Peterson
Peterson
Auto Image
Barnwell Paint and Body
Dunbarton Boulevard
Joey Zorn
FBI
SLED
Florida
Zorn
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia Lottery Monday Winning Numbers
Georgia lottery results list the Monday drawing numbers: Cash 3 Midday 0 9 8 Cash 3 Evening 5 4 1 Cash 4 2 7 9 1 Fantasy five digit 16 17 18 21 29 The numbers indicate the day’s winning combinations across games and are used by players to compare tickets.
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Cash
Tenneco worker seeks return to work amid union dispute
Gary McClain, a Tenneco employee on leave, seeks to return to work with an administrative law judge hearing set for February 28 in Beech Island. He sues Tenneco and others for 9 million, alleges wrongful arrest and anti union retaliation, and says he was held against his will after attempting to organize.
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Gary McClain
Aiken
International Union of Operating Engineers
McClain
Beech Island
Tenneco
Aiken County Sheriff's Office
Charter Rivers Behavioral Systems
Charter Rivers
Tennecot
New York
ACSU
Representative Smith seeks another term in Aiken Borough
Rep James Roland Smith of Langley announces he will run for a new two year term. The Ways and Means Committee member vows to cut taxes and boost education while praised by House Speaker Wilkins and Chairman Harrell for his fiscal discipline and legislative experience. He previously retired as a rural letter carrier and succeeds Billy Jones. Married to Peggy Cato, they have three children and six grandchildren.
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James Roland Smith
Langley
Aiken County
Smith
The
House
Ways and Means
David Wilkins
Roland
Wilkins
Bobby Harrell
McClearen
McClearen resigns from city election commission
McClearen, longtime election activist and Perry ally, resigns from the city Election Commission after controversy over election law interpretations. He cites disappointment with recent political activity debates and says the move preserves the commission's role amid legislative questions facing the 2000 election year.
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HLA
Mac
McClearen
Csion
Fred Cavanaugh
Election Commission of
Skipper Perry
Scott Singer
Singer
Fican
Hhas
Perry
Keith Wood
Richard Johnson
CFO warns SRS budget hike still leaves key needs unmet
Savannah River Site CFO John Pescosolido told about 25 attendees at Aiken Technical College that the proposed $1.6 billion FY 2001 budget is positive but insufficient to fund aging infrastructure repairs and a $500 million radioactive waste treatment facility replacement. He said essential projects would be unfunded despite an about 8 percent rise from last year, as budget constraints bite.
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Savannah River
John Pescosolido
Aiken ‘Technical College
Pescosolido
SRS
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Coventry Circle
Georgia Lottery
Michael Frank
Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center
Leonard V. Hughes
IUCE
National Labor Relations Board
Scott Webster
U.C.E
Leonard Hughes
Russell Britt
Rep. Smith
Tee
Duesoun Net
Hunter
Atiess
He ‘Ty Standart
Ako
S.C
Malu
Anon Sarda Pbm
Pase Cal
Windsor
Jewelers
National Hills
Washington Road
Auugusta
Georgia
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