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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 2002

Page

6

Plutonium shipments disputed amid court actions

Plutonium shipments were not confirmed for Saturday. Gov. Hodges is in a dispute with the DOE over funding for a federal plutonium disposal program, suing Energy Secretary Abraham and facing a July 10 Fourth Circuit hearing. A judge earlier blocked Hodges roadblock threats as illegal.

Jim Hodges DOE Hodges Energy Spencer Abraham SRS US Fourth Circuit Virginia

Jasmine Cottage Named On Aiken Historic Walking Tour

Aiken residents Andrew and Hickey purchased the 1400 square foot Jasmine Cottage built in 1895 across from The Willcox and part of a two mile walking tour of historic properties. The updated map lists 94 plaques with sites including Olivero’s Cottage 121 Chesterfield Street Hill House 303 Newberry Street Pine Knoll 305 Lancaster Street Black Stables The Pink House 217 Easy Street and Wesley United Methodist Church 228 Richland Street with a planned additional marker.

Andrew Hickey Aiken Willcox Earnest Wiehl The Mine Cottage McDuffie Oliveros Chesterfield Street Hill House Newberry Street Pine Knoll Lancaster Street Easy Street Sandhurst Dupree Grace Estate Magnolia Street Purdue House York Street Williams Cemetery Grace Avenue Homestead Lane Winthrop Polo Field Sumter Street E. Boundary Street Colleton Avenue Union Street Seven Gables Home Place Horry Street York House Wesley United Methodist Church Richland

Sanford Peeler runoff set after close initial vote

The race between Sanford and Peeler moves to a runoff after a tight earlier tally with Sanford ahead by about 3,000 votes. Prominent Republicans including former Gov Carroll Campbell and Lindsey Graham back Peeler while Peeler defends his ads as clean. The winner will face Democrat Jim Hodges in the fall.

Carroll Campbell US Senate Lindsey Graham Sanford Peeler Eeler Jim Hodges

Secretary of State Runoff Faces Barrett Klauber Clash

The race pits Rep. Gresham Barrett against Rep. Jim Klauber for the Republican nomination to succeed Jim Miles as secretary of state. Miles sought the governorship, and Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat is also in play as Graham seeks Thurmond’s old U.S. Senate seat. Ed McMullen and Mark Hammond compete to fill the secretary of state post.

Mark Hammond Ed McMullen Jim Miles Miles Rep Gresham Barrett Jim Klauber Lindsey Graham Rl.c Washington, D.C Graham Strom Thurmond US. Senate

Jail dedication honors county collaboration and Doris tribute

Captain Randy L Mosley chairman of the Detention Center Advisory Committee lauds citizens of Aiken County for funding and planning the new jail. He explains the facility is named for Miss Doris a devoted jail supervisor whose ethic shaped the project. LaVana McKenzie notes the 18 year effort to replace overcrowded Hampton Street jail and prays for a safe, just future in the center. Transition Team members receive praise as David Rowley declares pride in the completed work and 25 years in the field.

Randy L. Mosley Detention Center Advisory Committee Aiken County Citizen Advisory Committee Mosley Doris LaVana McKenzie Hampton Street McKenzie Jesus Christ Steven Roberts Steven Lewallen Shannon Carter Sharon Carpenter Jeff Bryant Gravat John Rowley

June 25 Primary Polling Places Listed Across Aiken County

A complete list of polling locations opens June 25 across Aiken and surrounding communities. Precincts include Aiken city venues such as the Auditorium and American Legion Post 212, plus Beech Island Fire Department, Nancy Carson Library in Carolina Heights, and numerous schools and churches. Absentee voting ends at 5 p.m. Monday.

Aiken City Auditorium Park Ave American Legion Post Hampton Ave Old North Aiken Rutland Dr Smithy-Hazel Recreation Center Kershaw St ‘Aiken Msgr. Smith Hall St. Mary's Help of Christians Church Park Ave Odell Weeks Activity Center Whiskey Rd LBC Middle Lions Beech Island Beech ‘Sland Fire Department Sand Bar Ferry Belvedere Nancy Carson Edgefield Road Carolina Heights American Legion Radio Road China Springs Lions Club North Clearwater Clearwater Augusta Road College Acres South Aikicn Church of God Whiskey Road Eureka Eureka Fire

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