World leaders pledge aid as protests flare over Western policies
Violent protests erupt across Europe and Canada with clashes in Genoa leaving at least 228 injured and 73 police. President Bush condemns violence and says democratically elected leaders must meet, while Chirac voices trauma as eight nations vow aid to the poorest regions and AIDS relief funds rise by 100 million dollars to 300 million.
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County fire radio upgrade promises nationwide coverage via UHF repeaters
Aiken County plans a new UHF based radio system with five repeater towers to improve dispatch access for county departments and allow Aiken and North Augusta city agencies to connect. Officials target at least 36 percent county coverage and note challenges from overhead lines and remote “low pots” where radio signals struggle. Musselwhite hails the move as a major step for communications and Musselwhite notes quick response reputation.
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Florida Bar clears Rodham in clemency cases
Hugh Rodham did not violate ethics rules by lobbying for clemency for two felons. The Florida Bar grievance committee found insufficient evidence to file a complaint. The cases involved Carlos Vignali and Almon Glenn Braswell, who were later pardoned.
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Spectator View and Fast Racing Highlight Augusta Boat Event
Avera, an Augusta native and former NASA engineer, peers into engine design as boats race. Jim Rivers, longtime fan, urges others to attend the Augusta Southern Nationals, while racers Greg Tedesco and Ron McLellan praise speed and camaraderie in Top Fuel Hydro racing.
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DMV offsets 10.7 million cut with new fees to save offices
The Public Safety Department trims its budget by 10.7 million this year as state agencies face a 500 million revenue shortfall. DMV will close three offices but says fee hikes will keep most offices open and fund staff hiring. The plan adds 20 dollars for expedited licensing and requires 72 hour handling for certain requests.
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Officials Quiet on Blazer Driver in Fatal Aiken County Crash
Authorities in S Highway Patrol did not comment as the Aiken County crash raised this year’s road fatality count to 24. Officials compare to 21 deaths in all of 2000 and seek traffic safety measures with five months remaining. Seatbelt use is a key cited factor by law enforcement.
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