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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2006
Page
1
Law enforcement recovered a Warrenville man and his partner early Wednesday at a New Ellenton home after links to multiple area armed robberies emerged. The arrests follow a weeks-long pursuit by local police and federal agents.
Gov Mark Sanford frames a safe State of the State address as not driven by the upcoming election while opponents argue the speech signals campaign mode. Critics say he offered few specifics on taxes and policy and used Rosa Parks references to deflect criticism.
Local officials weigh Sanford's state address praising a hopeful vision for South Carolina. The discussion centers on education issues that may affect area schools as legislators prepare to act. Rep. Roland Smith supported the call for bipartisan action.
The House passed a bill restricting pseudoephedrine products used to make meth and moved it to the State Senate. The measure would require behind the counter placement and logbooks with buyers name address and quantity purchased, with a three item limit per customer.
Federal style notes indicate a page 7A reference to methamphetamine limits and a log intended to aid law enforcement as dealers reportedly shop stores for ingredients. Trey Walker of the attorney general's office comments on potential alerts from the system.
A proposed South Carolina bill would force voters to register with a party to vote in that party’s primary, taking effect after May 2008 if enacted. supporters say it strengthens convictions while opponents warn of voter inconvenience and challenges to open primaries.
The district studies options to consolidate smallest schools including New Ellenton Middle School with 216 students. Principal Jackson says the community would resist losing the middle school. If closed, 7th and 8th grades would move to Jackson Middle School.
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