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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1999

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Gov Hodges signs higher speed limit bill in SC

South Carolina Governor Jim Hodges signs a bill to raise interstate speed limits from 65 to 70 mph where appropriate. Transportation officials plan new signs on I 95 within two weeks and complete sign installation within a month at an estimated cost of about 100000. Some stretches on I 26 and I 85 remain at 65 or unchanged.

Columbia South Carolina Jim Hodges Hodges Transportation Department Rick Werts Taffle Werts

Speed limit rents stall proposal over belt enforcement

The stalled measure tied speed limit hikes to seat belt enforcement, warning higher speeds would raise crash risk. Senate Majority Leader John Land of Manning emerged as a key adversary to the legislation, complicating its path forward.

Senate John Land Manning

Lobster Races Return to Aiken with Kidsfest Night

The 15th annual 1999 Lobster Races and Kidsfest kick off Friday at 5 p.m. in The Alley, drawing nearly 12 000 last year. Lobster action supports Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center TriDevelopment Center and Aiken County programs for mentally and physically challenged residents.

Aiken Chuck Martin Martin Aiken County Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center TriDevelopment Center

Downtown crowds grow at Chuck Martin event

Chuck Martin Special Olympics highlighted a Friday press conference where a $3,333.34 donation was given to each of several organizations, totaling $10,000 for the year. Tri-Development Center’s Alph Courtney thanked attendees, noting ongoing community needs. Swinging Medallions provided music as Lobster Races sponsors were announced: WBBQ, Coors Light, Carolina First Bank, and Cellular One. For more details, call Liz Victor or Dan Hillman.

Scott Webster Dan Williams Spring Valley High School Palmetto Golf Course Williams Southern Cross Martin Alph Courtney Tri- Development Center WBBQ Coors Light Carolina First Bank Cellular One Liz Victor Dan Hillman

Attentiveness Highlighted In Aiken Community Character Drive

The City of Aiken unveils its second trait in the Aiken: A Community of Character program. Attentiveness means giving full attention to others words, staying alert, and avoiding distraction. The white tail deer symbolize this trait, guiding local schools like Schofield Middle School to weave attentiveness into daily activities. Stephen D. Hale notes residents will hear more through local media as the program progresses.

Aiken Schofield Middle School Stephen D. Hale

Community broadcasts announce monthly character traits

Cumulus Broadcasting and Davis Broadcasting will produce public service spots on radio and PSAs on Channels 5, 12 and 26 television. Local newspapers support the effort. Residents can learn more about this month’s trait on Aiken’s website www.aiken.net/character. Next month centers on loyalty with a new trait each month.

Cumulus Broadcasting Davis Broadcasting Aiken

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