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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2015
Page
1
Lawmakers align with Governor Haley supporting the use of a state surplus fund. The vote endorses allocating extra revenue toward long term priorities and potential tax relief, signaling bipartisan approval of the governor’s fiscal approach.
Area deaths and funeral notices list Annie D. Davis of North Augusta Barbara Simpson McQueen of Aiken Juwell Bryant of Williston Rebecca Savage of Williston Richard Key of Graniteville Rose E Gaines of Aiken Todd M Wertz of Aiken and Warnell Gregory of Graniteville as published in the 6A funerals section with brief notices of services and interment details.
The 4-year-old Kyrie Henry died when a Greendale Elementary School bus collided with a tractor trailer on Beech Island Avenue. The New Ellenton community rallied around his mother Lisa Henry and Darren, with Principal Sonya Colvin and district staff coordinating support for Greendale’s 400 students as the family receives help from neighbors and other schools.
South Carolina troopers investigate a Beech Island Avenue crash that killed 4 year old Kyrie Henry and injured a bus driver and another student. The northbound school bus collided with a 1997 Freightliner Semi Truck on a sharp curve. Investigators will review cellphone records and bus video as they probe cause.
South Carolina lawmakers led by Representative Bill Hixon sign a letter to Attorney General Alan Wilson asking for his view on three eminent domain questions tied to the planned Palmetto Pipeline. The request cites historical laws and notes a Baton Rouge to Jacksonville route. Pipeline spans Belton and North Augusta with a Georgia permit dispute noted.
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