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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2002
Page
12
Cody and other youngsters selected for the exhibition race will meet top Supercross stars Ricky Carmichael Jeremy McGrath and Travis Pastrana. They will receive a $100 US Savings Bond K Style riding gear autograph signing and a track walk with the pros. Cody hails it as his first experience.
The Assembly and local school boards weigh charter school applications under new law. A March 5 public hearing at the district office precedes a March 12 board vote. Lloyd-Kennedy notes potential conditional approvals while stressing public funding and 58 grade enrollment at her facility.
The UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague excludes testimony from prosecutor Kevin Curtis as hearsay. Milosevic complains Netherlands denies visa for his wife as he challenges the court and its witnesses. Curtis and Stephen Spargo were set to outline Milosevic's alleged plan to ethnically cleanse Kosovo.
Williams argues he is a paranoid schizophrenic unfit for execution under Georgia law which requires a prior diagnosis of mental retardation. his attorneys urge delaying execution until medicated to “synthetic sanity” is achieved, citing a Louisiana ruling. Supporters include mental health advocates and Rosalynn Carter. Georgia moved from electric chair to lethal injection after a 2000 halt.
Lloyd Kennedy notes home and private teaching for students not in public schools and says funding won t cripple the district. Thomas says the aim is to complement the district. Board member Tom Goforth and trustees criticize state lawmakers for forcing charter law on boards. Burkhalter calls it a logistical nightmare with fiscal duties and last minute adjustments.
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