Racetrack Youth Race Sees Many Sponsors and Finishers
Trikes were a factor as cameras recorded the action for the ages. Victoria Watts, 7, was squeezed out of the first race due to overcrowding but competed in the second event. She said racing takes years to master. Race chairman Travis White noted about 120 sponsors and 75 racers aged three to nine, with no one leaving empty handed.
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Fridies allege breach of fiduciary duty in tournament case
The Fridies allege an agreement required full board approval for tournament commitments. In October 2001 MV Development Chairman Bettis Rainsford allegedly told tournament director Steve Storm not to provide documents. Plaintiffs claim directors made contracts loans and costs without a required vote, breaching fiduciary duty and citing conflicting interest transactions.
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South Carolina Blocks Pu-238 Shipments as Exit Plan Debated
DOE replies to a lawsuit over plutonium shipments, stating the state’s concerns were addressed and urging patience as environmental reviews could delay the program by six months to a year. Governor Hodges argues for a halt until a federal exit strategy is agreed, while lawmakers tout bipartisan concessions and penalties.
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County proposes redistricting plans eight districts
The plan outlines changes in Districts 1 through 8 with shifts of areas such as Shiloh 34 in District 1 and Beech Island for District 2. Each district would have about 17,819 residents, with minority strength highest in District 8 on Aiken’s northside, currently represented by Willar Hightower, and William Bell to be contacted as the DOJ reviews the plan.
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County redistricting plan lists eight districts and precincts
The plan shown to the U S Justice Department outlines eight single member districts with precincts assigned to each seat. Current holders are listed for districts 1 through 8 with numerous precinct numbers and partials noted for each district.
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County moves to redistrict after DOJ review delay
Bell said the Justice Department has 60 days to act on the county redistricting plan after receipt. A decision triggers setting filing and election dates for four council seats. If approved, primary dates would align with state primaries on June 11, with May 1 as the voter registration cutoff and May 11 hours for registrations.
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Federal HRSA inspectors to review Atlanta center
John B. Awalt of the Atlanta HRSA field office says a doctor team will inspect the center next week over concerns about patient care. Former directors faced disbandment after a previous federal investigation, with talks on board makeup stalled.
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