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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2004
Page
1
Van McMillan was fired by a 6-1 council vote amid accusations the action reflects racial tensions in town. He said Mayor Sutherland and white officers undermined him after a February suspension and a dispute over trash pickup. No charges were filed.
Legislators wait to see what Gov. Mark Sanford will veto in the 5.5 billion budget after approving a plan. The veto window lasts five days before possible two thirds votes to override. Leaders praise the budget but anticipate veto actions and defend the plan.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation unveiled new work zone signs showing the children of highway workers to emphasize the risks faced by crews during the upcoming 100 deadliest travel days and the ongoing paving season. The campaign aims to raise awareness about work zone safety and protect families of workers.
In a safety push, four new signs with pleading children's faces warn drivers near the resurfacing project at exit 22 and at the Georgia South Carolina line. SCDOT officials urge patience and alerts, directing motorists to slow, follow signs, and allow extra travel time.
John Kerry met with independent Ralph Nader in Washington but did not urge the third party candidate to quit the presidential race. Kerry said he hopes to reduce Nader's rationale and that he would not ask another candidate to abandon their bid. Nader said they discussed issues, and Kerry offered no call to withdraw.
After a parent survey at 15 schools more than 60 may transfer children under a federal school choice program. Most moves would be for convenience and could prompt overcrowding at receiving sites like Byrd and Aiken Elementary, with potential mobile classrooms if transfers exceed capacity.
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