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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2016
Page
1
Statewide review shows most South Carolinians ride poor pavements while bridges are broadly sound but with high risk zones. Day-to-day maintenance earns a D as congestion climbs, threatening economic competitiveness per South Carolina Department of Transportation.
Area obituaries note Elizabeth McLean Jackson Joyce H Upham Judy Reardon Swearingen and Matthew Robinson. Suny weather page shows 6A forecast with a sunny high around 57 and a low 33 for the period.
South Carolina Transportation Secretary Christy Hall told state commissioners that day to day road maintenance earns a D grade and most drivers suffer from poorly paved surfaces. She warned congestion will rise and harm economic competitiveness, urging funding measures like a gas tax to fix the system.
Rozier warns a 40 cent per gallon gas tax is needed to fix existing roads. Georgia taxes 40c, North Carolina 34c, both more than double South Carolina at 16c. ROADS, Page 10A.
In Des Moines rivals nervously pivot without front runner Trump during a policy heavy debate. Ted Cruz mocked Trump calling him a maniac while Jeb Bush quipped about missing the former candidate who held a separate rally to fundraise for veterans.
Aiken County Rep Bill Hixon and Rep Chris Corley announced late last year they back Donald Trump. The two co chair the Aiken County for Donald Trump group with Treasurer Jason Goings ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
Bernie Sanders sharpened his attack on Hillary Clinton in Burlington Iowa highlighting her ties to Wall Street and shifting positions. He cited his own record opposing the Iraq war TPP and Keystone pipeline as he campaigns for a surprise Iowa caucus victory.
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