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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 2001

Page

9

Smith urges traffic plan after annexation debate

Smith cites 18 bodies as he argues for a joint city county traffic management plan to address development sites affecting both areas. He contends Woodside Phase NT would not have occurred with a good ordinance. He also disagrees with council on sewering a hotel conference center project without water services.

Smith Woodside

Local official laments missed leverage on southside development

Pat Canning and Jane Vaughters are listed as at large in a Thursday to Saturday series with references to an encroaching Hunter's Glen site. Smith criticizes granting both utility services, saying it would have given the city leverage to guide the project and impact southside development. The text mentions J. Smith and Donna Smith with three adult children.

Pat Canning Girarden Jane Vaughters

Voters in Aiken GOP primary choose two at large, one District 4 seat

In Aiken district 4 residents pick one of Eric Radford Richard Smith or Richard Lamar. At large, all city voters choose two among Pat Canning Ed Girardeau Jane Vaughters. GOP primary voters head to the polls Tuesday with polls open 7:11 am to 7 pm. The two top at large candidates advance to November with Democratic opposition. District 4 has no Democratic challenger.

Eric Radford Richard Smith Richard Lamar City of Aiken Pat Canning Ed Girardeau Jane Vaughters Woodside Aiken District 4

Nichols offers to waive appeals in bombing case

Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols would accept a federal life sentence and drop state appeals, his attorney said in a Tulsa World letter. Oklahoma County District Attorney Wes Lane planned to decide Wednesday whether to pursue state charges.

Nichols Tulsa Okla Oklahoma City Terry Nichols Brian Hermanson Ment Tulsa World Oklahoma County Wes Lane

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