Clinton faces possible disbarment for misleading testimony
An Arkansas disciplinary panel recommends disbarment of President Clinton for serious misconduct over his testimony about Monica Lewinsky. If accepted by a judge, Clinton can appeal to the state Supreme Court. Clinton argues the testimony was legally accurate and plans an appeal.
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Aiken Budget Advances With Streetscape Plan and Wages Hike
Aiken City Council preliminarily approves a $40 million 2000-2001 budget with a Richland Avenue streetscape renewal, continued northside neighborhood renewal, and a $550 plus 1 percent wage increase for city workers. The millage rate is set tentatively at 79 mills, the lowest in 12 years, with no new fees. City Staff praised for holding taxes steady and cutting costs.
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Hodges to sign flag act today
Governor Jim Hodges will address the state on a televised speech and sign a bill removing the Confederate flag from the Statehouse dome after months of debate. The NAACP has vowed to continue a boycott. legal questions surround the protest.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Correction clarifies bridge collapse location and fault comments
The Aiken Standard corrects a Monday article stating a bridge collapsed at a North Carolina speedway. The bridge was in Concord, NC. Michael Kearse said his remarks were not intended to assign fault in the accident.
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Slow pace delays child homicide trial in Aiken
The trial of Rebecca Cowart and Michael Smith for the death of Victoria Cowart, 15 months, began slowly with a noon start after a hearing on the admissibility of statements to investigators. Judge Cooper delayed juror reporting as the judge weighed voluntary statements and potential severance motions amid an ongoing pre trial debate and testimony from Sheriff’s Office investigator Graybeal and others.
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Aiken
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Aiken County
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North Augusta votes in special House 83 race
Early turnout in North Augusta for the special election to fill the unexpired term of former House 83 Rep. Scott Beck drew steady numbers. Republican von Smith, a North Augusta City Council member, faces Democrat Nathaniel Irvin, a retired educator and church minister. The winner serves until November, with the session ending in early June.
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