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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

29 Jun 2004

Page 12

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 2004

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12

Council Deliberates Broad Traffic Ordinance In Aiken

Aiken council weighs a sweeping traffic ordinance set to affect growth across the city. Supporters say tighter controls align with Smart Growth while opponents fear five year traffic studies may block developments. Meeting details and officials cited include Weiss Vaughters Smith and Dyar.

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Charlie Weiss Aiken Weiss Jane Vaughters Richard Smith Roger Dyar Aiken Planning Commission Chamber Planning Commission Kay Brohl Wilkins Byrd Ed Grobbe Bill Reynolds James Holland Roscoe Stanley Ed Woltz Council Dyar Aiken Municipal Complex Park Ave S.W Philip Lord Plord Aikenstandard.com
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Firefighters push reforms in Ridge Spring meeting notes

Derrick reports firefighters seek action on budget, leadership and ethics. Proposal asks Gillian to not seek re election in 2005 and recuse from fire matters, with advisory role after Steadman briefly returns from extended leave. Maintains $4 000 yearly capital funds in separate account. Council may hold special meeting after July 5 holiday to address concerns.

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Derrick Gillian Fire Department Robert Steadman Steadman Ridge Spring
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Trains Collide Killing Engineer and Pouring Tanker Chemicals

Two freight trains collision in a rural area killed an engineer and derailed 40 cars. Clouds of chlorine and ammonium nitrate drifted as about 50 people were hospitalized with chemical exposure and six treated at SeaWorld for irritation. Airlifts and injuries followed, with three bodies found near the crash site in two houses.

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