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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2005
Page
1
Rising South Aiken senior Dekoda Watson attracts interest from several southern universities as recruiters watch his high school performance. The feature notes his status among top prospects and mentions local readers like Adrienne Mathues engaging with a book column.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Louise Glover Toney and Clinton R. Foster among area obituaries with brief details. includes Willister and Riker as additional names and funeral notices. Local services and burial information referenced in the column.
Victims in Graniteville may receive additional funds from the Norfolk Southern derailment settlement but must file claim forms by August 1, 2005. Attorneys urge timely submission at the Class Settlement Claims Office, 124 Ascanga Lake Road, with no cost for services.
Titan Peach Farms owner Carr inspects bins for color and ripeness as South Carolina peach season opens later than usual. State officials cite cool spring temperatures delaying maturity and forecast solid yields despite minor frost damage. SC Ag Council will release the first production forecast on Friday.
South Carolina enacts a stronger seat belt law to take effect January 2006 with a 25 dollar fine for unbelted motorists. Police can stop any unbelted driver or passenger, but tickets won t be reported to insurers or used in court. The bill bans checkpoint tickets and creates a public data bank on race usage.
New law allows police to stop any unbelted driver or passenger and imposes fines up to 25 dollars per person and 50 dollars per car with no court fees or suspension. Vehicle searches at belt stops require probable cause, and drivers records are barred from insurers. Data on race gender and age must be collected at traffic stops even without tickets. Exemptions for delivery drivers and certain passengers removed.
Tropical Storm Arlene formed from a tropical low and was centered about 115 miles south southeast of Cuba, moving north at 8 mph toward the Gulf. Warnings urged Florida Keys, Panhandle, and Louisiana residents to monitor the storm as heavy rain and flooding potential loomed for the weekend.
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