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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2005

Page

7

Textile executive Miliken turns 90 still at the helm

Textile leader Roger Milliken of Milliken & Co. turns 90 and remains CEO as the family controlled firm faces succession questions. Analysts note the rarity of enduring family ownership and stress the need for formal succession plans amid decades of leadership and limited outside ownership.

Columbia South Carolina Roger Milliken Milliken & Co W.M Mat” Self GMI Holding Milliken Tom Malone Ashley Allen Malone George Jackson Greenville Textile Ernesto Poza Case Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio Greenville Erwin Maddrey Maddrey

S.C. Court Upholds Death Sentence for Killer of State Trooper

South Carolina Supreme Court upheld Jesse Waylon Sapp's 2003 death sentence for killing High way Patrol Cpl. Kenneth Jeffrey Johnson during a 2002 traffic stop. Justices rejected claims that juror exclusion and blocked testimony of Sapp's girlfriend tainted the trial. Boles pled guilty to harboring a fugitive and Xanax possession, receiving five years suspended.

Columbia State Supreme Court Jesse Waylon Sapp Highway Patrol Kenneth Jeffrey Johnson Sapp Kathleen McNair Kathryn Boles Boles Supreme Court

Uninsured Driver Rates Decline Statewide in South Carolina

State officials credit a DMV crackdown that started in January using a new database of lapsed policies to pressure uninsured drivers. Insurers report names of cancelled policies, giving drivers 20 days to obtain coverage before fines and license or registration suspensions. The uninsured share in crashes fell from 41 percent to 32 percent in 2005, while total wrecks stayed around 100000 annually.

Columbia South Carolina State Department of Motor Vehicles Ers Eleanor Kitzman State Insurance Department Kitzman Allison Love

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