Discovered remains may close 1992 Paul Gregory disappearance
Skeletal remains found in Hitchcock Woods may identify Paul Joseph Gregory missing since May 1992. His parents, living in New York, hold out hope for closure as Aiken authorities await forensic results. The family recalls a long, resolute search and past helicopter scans for clues.
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Paul Joseph Gregory
Hitchcock Woods
Grego
New York
Aiken
Betty Gregory
Paul
William Gregory
County pledges paving project proceeds despite shortfall
County officials say they will complete all roads in the voter approved paving plan from November 2000 despite a funding shortfall. Insufficient early cost estimates and other factors contributed to the funding gap, but officials vow to find ways to finish the work.
County Faces 5.2 Million Shortfall for Road Paving
County officials warn a 5.2 million shortfall threatens the final paving stage on Cedar Creek Cedar Branch Old Tory Trail Big Tree Perron Garvin Washington Centerwood Union Academy Roads. Residents along unfunded roads fear delays in resolving long standing road problems. Adlene Inabinet, 60, of Cedar Branch Road, is noted among residents.
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Cedar Creek
Cedar Branch
Old Tory
Big Tree
Perron Garvin
Washington Centerwood
Union Academy
Adlene Inabinet
Cedar Branch Road
Election battle boils down to select states
The 2004 presidential race opens with President Bush facing postwar Iraq worries and job losses at home while holding money and Electoral College leverage. Partisans weigh Bush odds and incumbency drawbacks as contenders fret over the race ahead.
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Washington
Bush
John Kerry
White House
Iraq
Tom Slade
Florida
Republican Party
Slade
Gas prices rise impact local plans and travel
As gas costs climb, residents in Aiken adapt plans and skip trips. Leonard Bush says $1.55 a gallon discourages travel while prices ranging from $1.54 to $1.60 affect daily decisions. A USC Aiken student fuels up for a Charleston trip as concern grows over ongoing volatility.
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Leonard Bush
Aiken
Bush
Steven Turilli
Pennsylvania
Turilli
Angela Hill
Florida
South
Swan Priore
John Moore
USC Aiken
Felicia Sanders
Charleston
South Carolina Teacher of the Year nears national interview
Redcliffe Elementary fourth grader Katie Mode and her mother wished National Teacher of the Year finalist Jason Fulmer luck at Augusta Airport before his Washington DC interviews. Fulmer, 27, is one of four finalists to be announced at the White House Rose Garden during the week of April 19 23 after two days of activities.
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Katie Mode
S.C
Jason Fulmer
Redcliffe
Katie
Susie
Augusta
Fulmer
Washington, D.C
White House Rose Garden
Aiken County
Wash
Washington
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David P. Rawis
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