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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1999

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Poker OK'd in Senate sparks gambling policy clash

In a 29 to 16 vote the Senate halted debate to bring video poker rules to a full chamber. Sen. Greg Ryberg of Aiken warned the move strengthens the gambling industry while setting a $900 payout limit that could override a federal judge's ruling and nullify a $125 daily cap. Several Republican defections doomed anti gambling resistance.

Senate Greg Ryberg Ryberg Joe Anderson Arthur Ravenel Bill Branton John Courson

Council approves budget for Fiscal 1999 2000

Aiken County Council on a unanimous vote approved a $65.5 million budget with no tax millage increase and 4 percent raises for most workers. The plan projects steady revenue growth from new property and highway patrol fines, with an ongoing audit of the tax digest to chase cheats.

Aiken William Shepherd Ronnie Young Young Joel Randall Shepherd

Aiken Town Plans Y2K Contingency for Water System

The annual town meeting focused on Y2K readiness with representatives from the City of Aiken SCANA BellSouth and Aiken Regional Medical Centers. A city Y2K team will coordinate efforts and finalize department plans by June 1 including water system contingencies with portable generators and 12 000 gallons of fuel to run pump stations and the main plant.

Aiken Scana BellSouth Shaw's Creek Larry Morris Aiken Public Works

Unbridled sculpture rejected by ADDA

The Aiken Downtown Development Association rejected the proposal to erect a 16 foot high Unbridled statue of horse and rider at Richland Avenue and Laurens Street. Instead the group will ask the city to keep the circle as a floral display. Public art remains part of the city's strategic plan.

Richland Avenue Laurens Street Aiken Associaton ADDA Michael Anaclerio The Friends of the Arts Ginny Southworth Scott Webster

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