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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1995
Page
3
About 60 Woodside Plantation residents packed aiken City Council to oppose a proposed 40 home subdivision on a 1200 foot cul de sac that violates the city dead end rule. The council sent the plan back to Planning Commission after denying a variance, while developers offered a revised plan to reduce units and increase lot sizes.
Declassified CIA records show the Corona project used elaborate deception to hide its true purpose as 1960s spy satellites. Lectures at George Washington University detail early launches, cover stories, and ongoing secrecy despite public access plans.
Defense lawyers Bruce and Clarke ask Circuit Judge William Howard to find leaks violating a gag order. They accuse sources close to the case of feeding false information to media about the death penalty trial for Susan Smit, mother of two who died when her car plunged into John D. Long Lake in Union County.
In Columbia the Barnwell nuclear waste dump would stay open and video poker rules loosened as House budget writers propose a plan to preserve a $190 property tax cut, add about $30 million for education, and channel $27 million from video poker fee increases, but lawmakers quickly distanced themselves from the proposals.
Greenville voters decide in a special election whether to return Theo Mitchell to the seat he was expelled from earlier this year. Mitchell, a Black Democrat, contests white Republican Sammy Bean in a district largely Black, after the Senate expelled him following a guilty plea to failing to report large cash transactions to the IRS.
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