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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2004
Page
8
Warner, running unopposed for a third term as Aiken County RMC, emphasizes hands on leadership. The RMC maintains real estate records and the state’s only military discharge registry in Aiken County. Previously she served on the County Council and ran The Vegetable Bin on High 302.
Warner stresses strict verification to ensure every document meets both state and internal requirements. He notes he proofreads each indexed document twice and highlights close collaboration with attorneys who work with the team.
The RMC chief seeks another four years to oversee recording and maintaining documents for permanent public records. She highlights seven staff members, a 2.4 million dollar annual revenue from recording fees and stamps, and 40 728 documents recorded last year. Future aims include full imaging of records and online public access.
Police reported uncooperative parties and no charges pressed after a Sunday altercation on Park Avenue. A juvenile was arrested and taken to the Department of Juvenile Justice, with brass knuckles and gang affiliated items found nearby. authorities urge parental vigilance and school district dress code cooperation to curb youth gang activity.
Aiken City Council on first reading denied annexation of a 3.4 acre Pine Log Road tract for a proposed 13 luxury patio homes project valued at 240 000 to 250 000 each. Residents of Houndslake oppose claiming the plan disrupts the neighborhood’s single family character amid 266 signatories.
In Coral Gables and Ohio campaign stops, John Kerry attacks the Mission Accomplished moment while George W. Bush defends his Iraq decisions. Both launch ads to question the other's credibility as campaigns target Ohio and Wisconsin electoral votes.
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