Forecasts Ease Yet Miss Clinton Tax Hike Impact
The 1993 Deficit Reduction Act failed to meet projections as high income earners reduced taxable income and deductions, limiting the tax increase to about 5.1 billion, far below the forecasted 16.5 billion for 1998. Harvard economists Feldstein and Feenberg note behavioral changes subdued revenue. Daily Jefferson County Union Fort Atkinson Wisconsin.
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Selig Warns On Start Date For Early Spring Baseball
North winters linger into April with cold wind rain and snow in much of the country. Bud Selig, acting commissioner, questions starting the season on March 31 the earliest in history. He notes plans ignored predictable weather patterns and asks why the timing was chosen.
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Aiken Standard Subscriber Help and Contact Numbers
Public notice lists location 124 Rutland Drive mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm weekdays plus 5 30 pm 7 20 pm customer service weekdays 5 30 pm to 7 20 pm Saturdays 7 am to 10 30 am Sundays 7 am to 11 am publisher contact Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311 and general switchboard 648 2311 story ideas editors contact numbers provided.
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Nature Park Move Seeks 24 Acres in Aiken
The Aiken County Open Land Trust proposes a 24 acre nature park across Price Avenue from Virginia Acres and H Odell Weeks Center to expand recreation amid a pine forest and development. The Virginia Acres Park trail network would tie to new walking paths through habitats and around a highland pond believed to be a Carolina bay. The Aiken City Council has endorsed the Land Trust plan and will dedicate its Price Avenue acreage to the project.
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Our View Seeks $600,000 for City Park Gift Plan
Our View proposes to buy remaining shares from SRP Federal Credit Union and developers. The Land Trust will run a three year campaign to raise about $600,000, with final payoff and park gift to the City of Aiken and its citizens. Ecologists from the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory support the project.
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Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Aiken
Low Cost Nuclear Power In A Competitive Market
The United States stands on the edge of a competitive electric market where nuclear power may remain among the cheapest options. Utilities push performance and cost controls, aiming for 80 to 85 percent capacity factors and low cents per kilowatt hour, with reform toward performance based regulation to boost efficiency.
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U.S
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Technology in Aiken County Schools Drives The Future
Dal Stanley argues schools and the public must embrace technology as a core concept not just a tool. He cites widespread home PC adoption and networked classrooms in Aiken County, with a three year plan emphasizing local area networks, district connectivity, ongoing professional development, instructional tech support, and robust infrastructure.
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