10 Jan 2003
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2003
Page
1
Residents debate a planned connector road between Whiskey and Silver Bluff roads in Aiken. Katrina Becker warns of farm land loss while Jeff Risher argues for better southside traffic flow. Ed Evans notes high turnout at the public viewing session at the Aiken Municipal Conference Center.
Health officials in South Carolina report two influenza types detected in 2003. Lower Savannah Health District notes vaccination of about 3000 high risk residents, yet many still seek shots later in the season as preparations continue ahead of fall.
Aiken officials hear SCDOT director Mabry warn of a $98 million funding loss over four years if new federal DUI mandates are not acted on this session. She urges stiffer enforcement for repeat offenders and lowering the legal BAC to 0.08. Michael Covington notes SC deaths linger above the national rate, arguing lowering it could save a life daily.
Investigators say the commuter plane was near maximum weight and a tail assembly controlling lift moved unusually during the 37 seconds aloft. The movement, seen on the data recorder and noted after maintenance, followed a weigh check and prompted a broader probe into procedures.
American troop reinforcements arrive in Kuwait daily in a large buildup. Despite dramatic departures from U S bases, troops land at a base near Kuwait City airport largely to stay low profile as the 3rd Infantry Division of Fort Stewart, Georgia, heads in, signaling a potential ground invasion posture.
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