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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 2007

Page

13

Whiskey Powderhouse connector toll on funding and timeline

Aiken officials endorse Powderhouse Whiskey Road routes but funding remains the major barrier. The estimated 13.4 million project cost hinges on a phased approach with potential support from city county sales taxes and state or federal aid. Builders may start on a Silver Bluff to Whiskey Road link first as growth on Aiken’s Southside accelerates.

Powderhouse Road Smith Bunker S.C. Department of Transportation Congress Augusta SCDOT Aiken County Washington Silver Bluff Road Whiskey Road Aiken Whiskey-Powderhouse Powderhouse

Romney Rally Promises Tax Cuts in South Carolina

Mitt Romney urged about 200 supporters in Conway to cut government spending and permanent tax cuts for middle income Americans. He framed Washington insiders as the problem and pitched a businesslike approach to governance ahead of the state convention and a forthcoming presidential debate.

Conway Massachusetts Mitt Romney Washington Romney

Clyburn Pushes Equal Access to Need Based Scholarships

Clyburn urged state legislators to place educational pursuits on equal footing and warned that merit based aid harms low income students. The Senate Finance Committee boosted need based scholarships by 2.5 million to 13.7 million as debates continue. The state funds about 20 percent to need based grants with few reaching poorest families.

Southeastern Tennessee South Alan Richard Southern Regional Education Board Richard Clyburn HOPE Legislative Black Caucus Joe Neal D-Richland

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