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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 2003

Page

7

South Carolina teachers face job losses in budget crisis

Thousands of educators lose contracts as State budget cuts hit districts across South Carolina. Sumter District 2 will cut 47 positions, Orangeburg District 4 targets more than two dozen, and total losses may reach about 6,600. Officials say budget woes, not performance, drive firings, with rookies and rural schools hardest.

Columbia South Carolina Sumter Orangeburg Stacey Wilson Edisto Elementary Orangeburgh State Education Department Jim Foster Richard Miller The South Carolina Education Association Kathy Manes Palmetto State Teachers Association Maness Miller Sandra Towsen

Rights bill aims to shield patients from hospital errors

Columbia mother Helen Haskell lobbied in support of the Lewis Blackman Hospital Patient Protection Act after her 15 year old son Lewis Blackman died in MUSC from an undiagnosed perforated ulcer following routine surgery. The bill seeks hospital patient communication and access to qualified physicians.

Columbia Helen Haskell Lewis Blackman Medical University of South Carolina Lewis MUSC James ‘Smith Lewis, Blackman Hospital State House Haskell Blackman

Shaw F-16s Return to Hero Welcome at Shaw Air Force Base

Six F-16s of Shaw Air Force Base 55th Fighter Squadron returned home after patrolling the northern Iraq no fly zone and helping pave the way for Coalition forces. About 80 more Shaw airmen were expected to return next week as families cheered and waved flags during the touch down.

Shaw Air Force Base Iraq Jack Forsythe Forsythe Shaw Jordan Aanrud Maj Jay Aanrud Jordan Janet Aanrud

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