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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1995

Page

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Mitchell seeks return to Senate after expulsion

Greenville politician Theo Mitchell files for a special election that could restore his Senate seat after a January expulsion. The 20 year veteran pleaded guilty to misdemeanor counts tied to undeclared cash dealings for a client later linked to drug crimes. Mitchell seeks the May 23 GOP primary winner to oppose in the race.

Greenville Theo Mitchell Mitchell South Carolina Senate

Light sleet and snow hit parts of South Carolina

Light sleet and snow fell across South Carolina with minimal ground accumulation as much evaporated before reaching the ground. Forecasters noted some sleet on roads in Oconee County and reports of sleet and snow in Abbeville, Anderson, Greenville, Greenwood, Lancaster, Laurens, Newberry, Oconee and Pickens counties before turning to rain after sunrise.

Columbia South Carolina National Weather Service Oconee Abbeville Anderson Greenville Greenwood Lancaster Laurens Newberry Pickens

Obituary notices list several local deaths on 2B page

Obituary notices announce the deaths of James Council in New Ellenton Lizzie Crawford in New Ellenton Alfred Dichiara in Jackson Buford Dickens in Augusta Catherine Gardner in North Augusta Donnie James in Blythe GA Maurice Dale Smith in Aiken Janet Lohr Wilson in Aiken with brief identifiers and city affiliations.

Aiken TIFD Receives Interim Loan Backing for Downtown

Aiken City Council approves a first reading to borrow 1 million from the utility system for downtown improvements via the new Tax Increment Finance District. Funds will be repaid from TIFD revenue and not from bonds, with a public hearing and second reading planned for February 27.

Aiken Ing Steven T. Thompson Michael Anaclerio Thompson S.C. General Assembly

Lawmakers clash over shifting property tax funding

Rep. James R Smith says House majority favors ending the property tax but fears slow progress and opposes a penny sales tax increase as replacement. Gov. Beasley argues against tax hikes without public approval and prefers gradual use of growth revenues to eliminate the levy. If eliminated, Aiken County would lose over 20 million annually.

James Roland Smith Langley House of Representatives David Beasley Rep. Smith Beasley Aiken County Smith

Homeowners and Teachers Could Benefit from Budget

Aiken County homeowners and school teachers may gain from a 4.9 billion state budget advancing in the House Ways and Means Committee. Rep. James Roland Smith projects tax cuts and pay raises to reach the Southeastern average, with potential $376 property tax relief for a $100,000 home if the 94 mill operations levy is wiped out.

Aiken County House Ways and Means James Roland Smith R-Langley Smith Langley

Two Aiken Schools Named Palmetto's Finest Finalists

Leavelle McCampbell Middle and Redcliffe Elementary in Aiken County were named among the eight finalists in the 17th Palmetto's Finest awards. The recognition came from peers as top schools in the state.

Aiken County Leavelle McCampbell Redcliffe

Eight regional winners vie for top honor in principals division

The El ementary and Middle School Principals Division of the S C Association of School Administrators announced eight regional winners competing for the top award. Leavelle McCampbell Middle School principal Alfonso Lamback praised the honor and noted test scores as exemplary while acknowledging stiff competition.

S.C. Association of School Administrators Leavelle McCampbell Alfonso Lamback

Love at First Sight to Navy Service A Tale of Kay and Walter Lawrence

In 1939 Walter Lawrence saw Kay at a ballroom and vowed to marry her. Their courtship was stormy but they wed before World War II began. They recalled the Pearl Harbor moment and Walter chose naval service to bolster America’s defense.

Walter Lawrence Lawrence Kay America Navy

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