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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 2002

Page

6

Housing Authority to allow owner occupancy for middle income

Aiken Housing Authority plans to permit owner occupancy for moderate income residents with private groups ready to build homes in the Camellia subdivision. Council member Richard Smith backs the move, noting strong future investment. The city agrees to involve the Historic Preservation Commission which assessed 20 demolition targets and recommended preserving nine. State Archives officials may visit to consider a northside historic district designation.

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Daughters honor slain officers at Beaufort funeral

Monique Ruiz recalled plans to join emergency response as hundreds mourn Cpl Dyke A J Coursen and Lance Cpl Dana L Tate gunned down while replying to a domestic call Tyree Alfonzo Roberts 39 is charged with two counts of murder his wife Monea DeJesus 24 faces an accessory charge Prosecutor Randolph Murdaugh III seeks the death penalty Law enforcement from across the state and beyond attended the service Coursen’s casket lay in state surrounded by flowers and a portrait

Beaufort Monique Ruiz Beaufort County Cpl A.J.” Coursen Lance Dana Lyle Tate Tyree Alfonzo Roberts Roberts Monea DeJesus Randolph Murdaugh III Ohio Coursen

Sanford plan faces mixed reviews on tax cuts and spending

College of Charleston economist Frank Hefner calls Sanford's plan realistic, arguing it slows government growth while allowing revenue to rise to fund services. Clemson professor Dave Woodward cautions few will back tax cuts amid a weak economy and defense efforts. Dick Harpootlian claims the plan would cripple education by cutting $2 billion in taxes.

College of Charleston Frank Hefner Sanford Dave Woodward Clemson University Woodward Dick Harpoothan Democratic Party

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