Defense funds granted for McWee defense request
Attorney Jim Huff won a motion Thursday to allocate funds for McWee's defense including private investigator and psychiatric examination costs. Judge Rodne Peeples limited spending to about 2 500 dollars for the investigator and a similar amount for the psychiatrist, with cautions on disbursement.
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Jim Huff
Jerry McWee
Rodne Peeples
McWee
Aiken County Detention Center
David Willis
John R. Perry
S.C. 19
Huff
McVee
Peeples
Augusta
Harness Race Ends Triple Crown with Aiken event
Saturday concludes another year of Triple Crown excitement with the Aiken Harness Race at the Aiken Mile Track. Sponsored by the city of Aiken Recreation Department and the USC Aiken Pacer Club, the 12 race series offers clear skies and mild temperatures for fans. Proceeds benefit the USC Aiken Athletic Club. Peter Szymowski will announce the event with post time at 1 p.m. Gates open at 10 a.m. Tickets cost 5 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for children over six.
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Aiken
City of Aiken Recreation Department
USC Aiken Pacer Club
Pine Log Turning Lanes To Ease Aiken Traffic
Aiken and the South Carolina Highway Department install temporary turning lanes on Pine Log Road at Powderhouse and Banks Mill roads. The $30,000 fix aims to relieve gridlock for about three years until a planned 2.5 mile five lane expansion, costing around $2.9 million, is completed. Residents surveyed by USC Aiken rated congestion as severe, especially near the city.
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Pine Log Road
City of
Aiken
S.C. Highway Department
Powderhouse
Banks Mill
Roger P. LeDuc
LeDuc
Pine Log
USC Aiken Survey
Aiken Standard
South Carolina Faces Light Defense Cut Plan
Gov. Carroll Campbell says 1,207 National Guard and Reserve jobs in South Carolina would be affected by a Pentagon plan, describing cuts as light overall. Senators Hollings and Thurmond criticize the plan, noting broader reductions across all states to save about 20 billion dollars.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Charleston
Clinton
Eastover
Sumter
Georgetown
Hemingway
Andrews
Lake City
Manning
Aiken County
Pentagon
U.S
Ernest Hollings
Hollings
South Carolina National Guard and Reserve
Pentagon plan lists 1207 Guard and Reserve job cuts in SC
At a Glance shows 1992 and 1993 reductions affecting NAVAL RESERVE units in Charleston and Mine Squadron 22 in Charleston with 166 and 19 members. Also ARMY NATIONAL GUARD detachments and companies in Clinton North Charleston Columbia Sumter Eastover Georgetown Hemingway with 56 57 118 117 462 members. Related stories on Page 3A.
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Naval Reserve
Blakely
Charleston
Army National Guard
Clinton
North Charleston
Columbia
151St Field Artillery Brigade
Sumter
Eastover
178Th Field Artillery
Georgetown
Hemingway
Post Office reforms Laurens Street exit traffic flow
The Aiken Post Office on Laurens Street moved its exit to a nearby unused lot, adding about 20 to 25 parking spaces. A leveled median and removed trees aim to ease congestion and prevent accidents as officials plan a longer term traffic pattern change including new entry and exit paths and potential reversal of the south north flow.
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Aiken
Laurens Street
Arena
Laurens
Don Dulaney
Dulaney
Edgefield Avenue
Lewis Grizzard Dear Abby Horoscope Bridge Calendar Classifieds
A compact page note outlines a mix of features including Dear Abby style advice, daily horoscopes, bridge and calendar items, and nearby classifieds. The layout signals a small-town newspaper brief with familiar syndicated and local sections.
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Abby
Lewis Grizzard
Local Front Offers News Tips Line for Readers
Readers are invited to call 648-2311 to share news tips or story ideas. The note appears under Local Front with sections including Lunch Menu Movies Obituaries Opinions Sports Television Weather.
Senate Finance Panel Proposes Continued SC Budget Plan
The Senate Finance Committee backs a $3.5 billion budget for the new fiscal year with five percent cuts for most agencies, preserves public schools and higher education, restores most Hurricane Hugo and other cuts, and adds $35 million from higher fees on out-of-state generators. It avoids Highway project funds from the House plan and rejects pay raises, arguing the state cannot spend beyond its means.
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Columbia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Nikki Setzler
D-West Columbia
Setzler
South Carolina
House
John Drummond
House Ways and Means
Billy Bean
D-Kershaw
Senate Committee
Barnwell
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Beech Island
Mary Drummond
Augusta McClennon Duncan
Williston
J. Troy Murdock
Belton
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