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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 2002

Page

9

Possible tanker hijack alert spans four states

North Carolina authorities and the FBI issued alerts after a fuel tanker driver reported two Middle Eastern looking men attempted to force him off US 264 in Nash County. The incident prompted lookouts for a copper-colored Dodge Neon with New Jersey plates and armed suspects, though officials later called it possibly road rage.

Atlanta North Carolina FBI Carolinas Virginia Georgia Nash County Georgia State Patrol Jim Shuler North Carolina Patrol New Jersey Shuler Interstate 95 Astern Seaboard

Real estate ties spark ethics debate at city council

Council members clash over perceived conflicts of interest involving Commission Chairman Ronny Bolton a real estate broker. Some urge recusal when profits relate to projects while Bolton defends ethics and notes he has recused himself where needed.

Commission Ronny Bolton Janet Vaughters Bolton

More educators teaching untrained subjects in South Carolina

A state Education Department report shows 1,100 plus teachers were allowed to teach subjects outside their training. The rise from 643 permits last year is blamed on better recordkeeping and a rule counting teachers who teach one class outside their specialty.

Columbia South Carolina State Education Department Sandy Rowe Sanita Savage Frazier Richland

House approves In God We Trust license plate

The South Carolina House okayed a bill allowing motorists to choose a license plate bearing the motto In God We Trust at no extra cost. The measure is tied to a United We Stand plate that would cost 25 dollars with proceeds to a state fund. Rep. Lanny Littlejohn said the motto is constitutional and patriotic.

Columbia South Carolina State Department Lanny Littlejohn Spartanburg Littlejohn Supreme Court

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