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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2006

Page

9

Lawmakers push toll plan to fund I 73 interstate

South Carolina lawmakers file bills to authorize tolls on Interstate 73, linking the Grand Strand to the Carolinas and beyond. Officials say 14 million annual visitors could pay for the $2 billion project, with locals offered reduced fares and tolls removed once debt is repaid.

Columbia Grand Strand South Carolina Michigan Doug Jennings D-Bennettsville Jennings Pee Dee General Assembly Transportation Department Alan Clemmons Myrtle Beach Elizabeth Mabry Greenville Cross Island Parkway Hilton Head Island Conway North Carolina State Line Rockingham N.C Leatherman

PETA seeks removal of Colonel Sanders statue in Kentucky Capitol

PETA calls for hauling the Colonel Harland Sanders bust from the Kentucky Capitol joining earlier removals of Confederate leader Jefferson Davis. Pamela Anderson leads the campaign citing animal cruelty at KFC suppliers while Gov Fletcher’s office defends Sanders as a historic figure.

Frankfort Jefferson Davis Harland Sanders KFC Pamela Anderson Colonel Sanders Kentucky Anderson People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals Norfolk Ernie Fletcher Jodi Whitaker Fletcher West Virginia State Matt Prescott PETA Laurie Schalow Capitol

Greenville Tech presidents status questioned by local groups

Greenville Technical College officials say they will not fire President Tom Barton amid accusations from three groups about campus racism. Sam Clayton says an independent consultant is addressing concerns, while the NAACP and allied groups threaten protests or legal action.

Greenville Greenville Technical College Tom Barton Sam Clayton Greenville Tech Area Commission Clayton Barton National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Concerned Citizens For Equal Justice Malcolm X Renee Holcombe Greenville Naacp Paul Guy

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