New Ellenton CPW chairman resigns over design dispute
Edwin Sanders resigns as CPW chairman after opposing Joel Woods design for the town water system. Woods designed a six year plan adding tanks and pumps. Barber & Associates proposed alternatives with fewer tanks. The commission negotiates which plan to adopt while Woods seeks pay for six years. Danny Lowe notes ongoing talks with Woods and Barber engineers. A separate vote approved removing items from a personnel folder and selling a dump truck for at least $15,000.
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Ellenton Commission of Public Works
Edwin Sanders
CPW
B. P. Barber & Associates
Joel E. Woods & Associates
Joel Woods
Sanders
B. P. Barber
Woods
S. Department of Health and Environmental Control
Commission
Mark Key
Ulutly
New Ellenton
Danny Lowe
Urn
B. P. Barder
Joel
Settlement reached in Phelan wrongful death suit
A federal wrongful death case involving 10 plaintiffs against Regent Security Services over a Sept. 15, 1997, shooting spree at the R.E. Phelan Inc plant near University Walkway ended Tuesday with a settlement before jury testimony. Plaintiffs, including relatives of four killed and wounded workers, credited the resolved terms to the plaintiffs’ lawyers and the company’s cooperation.
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Georgia Security Service
Cameron Currie
Regent Security Services Inc
Currie Nau
Regents
R.E. Phelon Inc
Regent
Phelon
University
Wise
Wood
Charles Griffeth
Davia Wayne Moore
Ernest Leonard Filyan
Phelan
Elizabeth Griffeth
Linda Thompson
Alice Filyan
Judy Mucha
John Mucha
Sherri Corley
Jerry Corley
David Langille
John Goad
New Mexico Senator to Speak at CNTA Teller Lecture
Sen Pete Domenici R New Mexico will speak at the Edward Teller lecture banquet in Augusta on Monday November 12 at 7 pm at the Radisson Riverfront Hotel. CNTA reports he is a leading proponent of rational nuclear policies and has backed bills to fund the Advance Accelerator Applications program and expand R D on nuclear tech at SRS with Lindsey Graham.
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New Mexico
CNTA
Pete Domenici
Edward Teller
Augusta
Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness
Radisson Riverfront
Aiken
Savannah River Area
CSI
NTA
Savannah River
Domenici
Senate
S.C
Lindsey Graham
Srs
NRC
Judge allows evidence against murder suspect in Aiken trial
Judge James C. Williams ruled that statements given to investigators and a pair of shoes tied to footprints can be admitted in the murder trial of Reginald Wayne Stephens. Stephens, 45, is charged with the April 18, 2000 shooting death of Paul Williams, a well known Aiken cook found inside his York Street home. Also charged are Gregory Hill, 40, and Christopher Davis, 20, who may testify as witnesses listed in the case.
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Reginald Wayne Stephens
Aiken County
Stephens
Gregory Leon Hill
Christopher Frederick Davis
Former judge pleads guilty to taking funds
Former Aiken County Magistrate Joey Addie resigned amid charges of financial mismanagement. He pleaded guilty to embezzling less than $1,000 from his magistrate's cash account in November 2000. A circuit judge sentenced him to three years in jail with suspension and 30 months probation, plus 250 hours of public service. Graniteville magistrate position was taken over by Terry Carter. filling the seat remains unsettled as the senatorial delegation splits between Pat Lynn and Pat Sullivan.
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Aiken County
Joey Addie
Jude
Addie
James C. Williams
Graniteville
Terry Carter
Carter
Pat Lynn
North Augusta
Pat Sullivan
Jackson
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New Ellenton Cpw
Maureen B. Chavis
Scott Webster
Robert Harte
Harte
Jenny Blackmon
Sheryl Esther Wood
Hastings Wise
Belvedere
Guara
Stan Vance
Scot
Clearwater
Sherif
Wane Eammer
Dreamland
Lladro
Floyds Greene
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