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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2001
Page
6
After rescuing several cats deemed healthy by critics, Molly's Militia plans adoptions at SuperPetz on Whiskey Road from 10 30 a m to 1 p m Saturday. Donations are welcomed to support spay and neuter for two cats, with contact numbers 649 5824 and 642 5164 and a website www mollysmilitia org.
CNTA hosted about 90 residents at Newberry Hall for Dr. John Cameron to discuss natural radioactivity. He cited Ramsar Iran as an example and argued modest radiation exposure can benefit health, while critics fear regulation. Mal McKibben called for public education and pro nuclear advocacy aligned with Savannah River Site missions.
In the late 1999 Aiken trial Tolliver was expected to implicate Dublin but did not cooperate. Moore cited Tolliver’s denial and prior police statement linking both men to a Salley residence armed robbery in which Rainey was killed for slow money and Corbitt shot in the buttocks. Defense failed to sway jurors on witness credibility.
Ways and Means Chair Bobby Harrell released a broad spending outline with winners and losers. It proposes 119 million more for local programs and 87.4 million more for public education, while cutting 85.7 million from criminal justice and 17.2 million from transportation and regulatory programs. The plan suggests a 1 percent raise for state workers with merit increases, compares to Gov. Héxiges proposed 2 percent for under 30 thousand and 1 percent for others, delayed to January. It keeps grocery tax reduction and shifts to an income tax credit, with further budget details to emerge next week. The committee also flags temporary law changes to save money and grant agency flexibility, including a shorter session, trooper charges for major events, merging printing offices, and budget maneuvering within agencies.
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