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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2001
Page
1
Jeff Gordon seeks to race aggressively at Darlington's Southern 500 while protecting his Winston Cup points lead. Crew chief Robbie Loomis responded that they will see if he can balance assertiveness with caution in the high stakes run.
South Carolina lottery officials stress building a solid foundation before games. The commission has confirmed the lottery will begin on January 7 and plans for initial offerings are under study while eligibility and game formats are finalized.
Local notices list Sherman Corley Aken James Emeneker James V. McGovern Wagener Esther Lee Paul Ken Ruby Ann Cikard Vernon Ross Beech Island Ellen Knight Thompson and other residents of Greensboro North Carolina. The brief notices honor each individual's passing with minimal detail.
Aiken County law enforcement issued 1411 speeding tickets in the City of Aiken from July 2000 to June 30, 2001. Public Safety Director Pete Frommer says there is no quota and most tickets are written in high accident areas as studies dictate.
Clemson defeats Central Florida 21 13 as Woody Dantzler struggles but shows spark with a 16 yard TD run. South Carolina Triumphs 32 13 over Boise State at Williams Brice led by Derek Watson.
District 4 residents will select one candidate from Eric Radford Richard Smith and Richard Lamar. At large voters citywide may choose two from Pat Canning Ed Girardeau and Jane Vaughters for the November ballot. two highest vote-getters advance.
The City of Aiken faces a busy Sept 11 Republican primary for District 4 and two at large council seats. Party leaders predict turnout could hit up to 6,000 of 15,742 registered voters with many absentee ballots already requested. Absentees available to those 65 plus or those out of town.
Labor Day arrives with widespread layoff announcements creating uncertainty for workers. Monica Hinojos, 82, of Boston, has been laid off twice this year as the economy cools, expressing fading loyalty in employment.
President Bush prepares a crowded fall program including 13 spending bills and four major foreign policy events while a worsening economy spurs concern. advisers say he will use the bully pulpit to connect with working families and steer the budget debate.
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