Sunday alcohol sales under court ruling could end in Aiken
The Administrative Law Court ruling could end Sunday alcohol sales at 27 Aiken convenience and grocery stores when their licenses expire in November 2005. It also bars the DC Department of Revenue from issuing seven day beer and wine permits and affects similar Greenville and Aiken rulings. Taxpayer rights advocate Catherine Reed said appeals may allow continued Sunday sales during the 2005 process.
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Bush touts liberty at GOP convention kickoff
President Bush used a prime time convention address near Ground Zero to defend Iraq and tax policy while urging victory over terrorism and economic security. He campaigned for a second term saying four more years and vowed to stay on the offensive against terrorists abroad.
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South Carolina Expected To Escape Frances Path
Hurricane Frances may hit Florida this weekend with a severe coast impact, but forecasters say South Carolina could see only light effects. Savannah River Site meteorologist Bob Kurzeja notes the storm will likely ride through Florida’s panhandle into Georgia and Alabama, bringing clouds and 1 to 3 inches of rain on Sunday and Monday. He adds 1 to 2 inches of rain occurs several times a year and wind speeds could reach 10 to 20 mph.
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Frances Hurricane Frances Menaces Southeast
Storm brings traffic delays as Frances nears South Carolina. Officials caution of postponed games and possible heavy rain with winds 10 to 30 mph and 3 to 8 inches of rainfall if the storm follows an alternate path.
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Aiken Council weighs jail control shift to sheriff
Aiken County moves toward transferring operation of the Doris C. Gravatt Detention Center from the county administrator to the sheriff with first reading and public hearing on September 21. Council member Scott Singer opposes saying the move should fit the strategic plan and not be rushed.
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The Star of North Augusta celebrates 50 years
The Star of North Augusta marked its 50th anniversary at the North Augusta Community Center with a reception attended by Mayor Lark Jones, Sen. Tommy Moore, civic leaders, and former employees. Mim Woodring and Sam Woodring founded and ran the weekly paper until 1998, when sold to Aiken Communications.
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