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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 2003

Page

2

USC Coaches Pay Scarce Priorities Highlight Debate

A reader notes Lou Holtz earns 800000 while university presidents receive far less. questions arise about academic value versus athletics funding, church-state issues, smoker etiquette, Thanksgiving awareness for Native Americans, and potential celebration days tied to tax avoidance.

Speed limit note from North Augusta readers

A reader from North Augusta asks why drivers do not observe the 30 mph limit on the 13th Street bridge into Augusta and invites others to share comments via the Talkback hotline or email.

North Augusta 13Th Street Aikenstandard Aiken

Aiken Council approves land annexation for Northside gated community

The Aiken City Council unanimously approved annexing 70.36 acres off University Park Way for a Northside senior gated community. A public hearing and second reading are set for December 8. The board also discussed rezoning concerns on Pepper Hill Way GMK Associates and Houndslake Drive development plans.

Aiken Lessie Price University Parkway S.C. Department of Transportation Price Northside Pat Canning Pepper Hill Way GMK Associates Houndslake Drive Houndslake Corporation Houndslake BIA

Aiken City Council swears in three incumbents

Mayor Fred Cavanaugh Beverly Clyburn and Don Sprawls took the oath renewing their terms as Aiken officials. Cavanaugh marks 13 years as mayor and 18 on council while Clyburn begins her sixth term amid a 4 2 1 voting plan change. Sprawls won the GOP primary against Ed Grobbe and drew no foe in November.

Aiken Fred Cavanaugh Beverly Clyburn Don Sprawls Cavanaugh Clyburn Sprawls Ed Grobbe Bill Clyburn Ginny Southworth

STAR Riding Program gains new coordinator and third instructor

The STAR Riding & Driving Board appointed Molly Groat as coordinator and added Sarah Norris as the third certified instructor joining Patsy Sheldon and Denise Hodo. The program serves more than two dozen children and adults with physical or developmental impairments and seeks more horses as it expands.

The Star Riding & Driving Board of Directors Molly Groat STAR Groat Julie Robins Brevard N.C Sarah Norris Augusta Patsy Sheldon Denise Hodo Molly Sarah Hodo Philadelphia Aiken Bridgewater Mass John Norris Karen Madory Sheldon Rob Novit Rnovit Aikenstandard.com Jennifer Spack

Shooting suspect surrenders after early month incident

Augusta man Brian Wynn 32 surrendered to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office after being suspected of shooting at his plant supervisor Rodney Toole beside Beech Island Credit Union after work. Wynn is charged with assault with intent to kill. The incident occurred as both men left the PACTIV Corporation in Beech Island and drove toward Old Jackson Highway. Toole was not injured.

Aiken County Beech Island Credit Union Old Jackson Highway Wynn Frank Credit Union Toole

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