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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2002
Page
4
Town moves to require tow truck operators within 10 miles to hold business licenses. Operators fear discrimination as new rules limit tow calls from Wagener. Town Clerk Tina Salley notes license fees match other business licenses and cites recent traffic incidents and police-led tow requests.
The lawn on Gregg Avenue rests on former neighborhood softball ground. Christine and Linda Christine cultivate varied plants including St Augustine and centipede grass, day lilies and a candelabra cassia eight to ten feet tall. Garden tours highlight their efforts with praise from neighbors and a note on shared work between Linda and Sam Christine.
Farris projects continued growth into the next quarter century with about half along the coast. He estimates 675,000 new housing units and 40 million square feet of retail space, with up to 90 percent in suburban expansion. He notes the paradox of hating density yet loving sprawl and urges redevelopment where possible. By 2015 SC may require 57 billion dollars for infrastructure, including 29 billion for transportation and 10 billion for education.
Jurors questioned for bias as York riots fade from 1969 clashes. Prosecutors seek evidence-based verdicts while defense notes tension, referencing Schaad and Allen fatally shot amid citywide violence. National Guard presence followed days of arson and street warfare.
Isidore Comtinuen upgraded Tropical Storm Kyle to a hurricane as the season's third. The storm sat 590 miles southeast of Bermanda and posed no immediate land threat. Louisiana Gov. Foster reported at least 18 million dollars in Louisiana damage, including 3.7 million in lost sugar cane, with federal disaster aid being sought. Over 140000 people lost power. Entergy serves much of the state with about 50000 still offline Thursday. A tornado tied to Isidore struck near Graceville Florida injuring a farmer, while another storm damaged more than 20 homes in Santa Rosa Beach. Mississippi floodwaters blocked responders from reaching a 67-year-old man who died of cardiac arrest. The storm weakened to a tropical low near Jackson Mississippi late Thursday and water receded in Delacroix as residents faced flooding with minimal wind damage.
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