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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2001

Page

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State budget battle deepens in South Carolina Senate

After three days of delay the South Carolina Senate began debating a $5.6 billion budget. Republicans and Democrats remained split on spending priorities as the session opened around 8 pm Thursday. An amendment to boost First Steps funding by 12 million failed to be tabled on a 23-21 vote with two Republican senators defecting to support the program.

Columbia State Senate Jim Hodges First Steps Senate Warren Giese John Courson

Perkiomen Township shifts from dairy to young families

Nation Graterford Pa reports Perkiomen Township now centers on raising children as more than 11 percent of residents are under age five. The piece notes a demographic shift from dairy farming to a younger population focus.

Graterford Perkiomen Township

Deaths Skip Cooper Aiken Todd Enion Freddie Geter Warrenvile

Obituary notices list several individuals including Skip Cooper Aiken Todd Enion Freddie Geter Warrenvile Bill Green and Fred Seward Comer, with brief notices filed in the 5A section of the newspaper.

Skip Cooper Aiken Todd Enion Aiken Freddie Geter Warrenvile Bill Green Fred Seward Moncks Comer

Thurmond backs Bush energy plan and SRS MOX role

U S Senator Strom Thurmond praised President Bush energy initiative and urged broader nuclear use for civilian power. He supports MOX facility at the Savannah River Site to manage weapons grade plutonium and fuel commercial reactors, urging government reactors to spur private power. He asked Vice President Cheney to lead such expansion amid energy shortages.

Strom Thurmond D.C Bush Thurmond Savannah River Dick Cheney Americas Cheney Energy Post

Traffic study stalls Aiken hotel project on Whiskey Road

Aiken County Planning Commission heard three hours of input on a proposed three story hotel and conference center at Hunter's Glenn Road with 16 residents blasting the plan over traffic, wetlands, water and property values. The panel voted to table the proposal pending a traffic study as residents opposed a 204 space parking variance and feared added congestion linked to nearby Chukker Creek Elementary and the Savannah River Site. Augusta resident Bansi Patel and Southern Partners Inc were named as developers.

Aiken County Chukker Creek Road Shakerag Road Chukker Creek Savannah River Augusta Bansi Patel Southern Partners, Inc Liv

Construction worker dies after on the job incident

Todd Enlow a 30 year old Custom Metal Fabricators worker from Aiken was rushed to the Medical College of Georgia after an incident Thursday. He died from head and internal injuries. Autopsy scheduled to determine cause. A separate incident Monday saw Roman Lambert killed repositioning a backhoe at Sage Valley Golf Club. Lambert died at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Sheriff’s Office says Lambert’s death ruled accidental.

Custom Metal Todd Enlow Sweet Gum Road Aiken The Medical College of Georgia EMS Thursda Enlow Darryl Ables Bles Newberry Ables Roman Lambert Blythe Aiken Regional Medical Centers Sage Valley Golf Club Graniteville Lambert Michael Frank Aiken County

Washington Group financing plan approved by court

A Nevada judge approved Washington Group paying workers and suppliers with borrowed money as the company nears a June 13 hearing on a possible 350 million loan. The bankruptcy court will weigh allowing financing to aid reorganization. Washington Group owns Washington Government Services, and WSRC at Savannah River Site remains unaffected by the restructuring plan.

Nevada Washington Washington Group Washington Government Services Savannah River Westinghouse Savannah River Co WSRC Compa

York mayor faces murder charges in 1969 case

York mayor Charlie Robertson, 67, charged in the 1969 murder of Lillie Belle Allen, a Black woman from Aiken killed after driving into a White gang’s nexsuveryood clash. Robertson rejects resignation amid ongoing reelection bid as rioting and gunfire erupted during York’s race riots that July.

AP Phok York Charlie Robertson Pennsylvania Lillie Belle Alien Aiken Sumner Robertson Lillie Belle Allen

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