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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 2000

Page

4

Veteran officer fired after confrontation on Whiskey Road

Lieutenant Conoly, a 21 year veteran of the Aiken Department of Public Safety, was off duty in a personal vehicle when he allegedly stopped a car driven by Laprell Drumming on Whiskey Road. He is accused of breaking a window with a baton and pepper spraying two women. he appealed the firing but lost a grievance. The women filed a federal lawsuit.

Conoly Aiken Whiskey Road Couoly Laprell Tommy Galardi US District Court

County budget sets funds for aging schools and sheriff shift

The council expects about 331000 for FY 2001 to address aging school buildings and planned new constructions. It added a 10 appropriation to the Sheriff’s Office budget to fund a management position costing about 75000, keeping the lieutenant role to supervise a fourth shift available if funds are found. Sheriff Sellers argued for the fourth shift to seal patrol gaps. Councilman Randall noted limited funds. The Sheriff's Office budget rises 600000 from last year as more functions moved in. The clerk sought six clerks and a part time post but got none. The county will absorb a likely large health insurance premium increase, with raises of 4 and 3 percent for workers.

Graham Sheriff's Office Howard Sellers Joel Randall Randall Sellers Law Enforcement Agency Young Clerk of Court

Early retirement draw at Savannah River Site tops 250 workers

More than 250 SRS employees signed up for early retirement offers as WSRC aims to cut costs at the Savannah River Site for the DOE. By deadline 255 of 712 eligible had agreed to leave. many may change minds by 5 PM tomorrow.

Savannah River Westinghouse Savannah River Company Mickie Seitzer Ms. Seitzer Ees WSRC US Department of Energy Ms. Seitter

Fireworks ban extends during moderate drought in Aiken County

Emergency ordinance limits use of all fireworks including Class C during drought status of moderate or higher issued by South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. Mayor Lark Jones calls it in best interest of citizens as Belvedere fire from last week scorched 20 acres and firefighters battled hotspots amid repeated calls from Kershaw Drive residents.

South Carolina Interstate Commerce Commission Lark Jones North Augusta Department of Public Safety Belvedere Kershaw Drive Todd Dur

Oliver's comprehensive care boosts health, mental well being

Govan notes Oliver addresses both physical and mental health in children and adults. From 1996 to 1999 Oliver provided quality care to over 3,000 people lacking a primary physician, with more than 80 percent of care through Medicare or Medicaid. In Rotary news, outgoing President Dr. Joe Brooks retires after a successful term and awards Sara Wood for her work with the Group Study Exchange program.

Govan Oliver Rotary Joe Brooks Rotary Club of Aiken Brooks Sara Wood

Well being of children in poverty cited by Casey Foundation

Dr. Frank Roberson of Aiken County schools warns that 1995 to 1997 data show alarming racial disparities and fragile family support systems. The Annie E. Casey Foundation report tracks children’s well being. Louisiana ranks lowest, Minnesota highest, with California and Texas mid pack amid varied state standings.

Frank Roberson Aiken County Roberson Annie E. Casey

Aiken County Faces Red Flag Fire Warning Amid Dry Spell

Weather Tromia at SRS shows 19.93 inches of rain this year with a 9.83 inch deficit. June rainfall stands at 1.78 inches with a 2.77 inch monthly shortfall. Hunter notes, we’re below normal and more rain is needed. Fire officials warn outdoor burning dangers rise. a South Carolina Forestry Commission officer says residents should postpone burning. No statewide ban exists though Aiken has one. Showers and thunderstorms are forecast for today and tomorrow in Aiken and Augusta.

SRS Hunter Aiken County Ken Cabe South Carolina Forestry Commission South Carolina Aiken

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