Baysa wins Boston Marathon women’s race in 2 29 19
Atsede Baysa of Ethiopia takes the lead from 37 seconds behind with 5 miles to go and defeats Tirfi Tsegaye by 44 seconds in 2 hours 29 minutes 19 seconds. Zachary Hine tops U S men in 2 21 37. Neely Spence Gracey leads U S women in 2 35 00.
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City Council Planning Commission Meet on April 28
The joint meeting at the Municipal Center will discuss the Jackson ballpark contract within Project Jackson and the Development Code. A new business item notes a resolution to update Aiken County's natural hazard mitigation plan was tabled for information gaps.
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Nebraska Faces Food Stamp Ban for Drug Felons Debate
Nebraska weighs ending its lifetime ban on food stamps for drug offenders as lawmakers consider mercy versus public safety. Tillman, a 54 year old parolee with bipolar disorder, relies on a $733 disability check and has admitted shoplifting to eat. Nebraska's prison population has grown 50 percent since 1997, now about 5,300 inmates.
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Aiken Schools Chief Backs New Grading Scale
Dr. Sean Alford, superintendent of Aiken County Public Schools, endorses the new grading scale praising Spearman and the state board for bold action. He says it creates a level playing field for South Carolina students competing for postsecondary opportunities and aligns with college standards where dual enrollment exists.
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South Carolina to adopt 10 point grading scale in high schools
Larry Wood reports the move to a 10 point scale aims for alignment and equity across schools. The change affects high school grades from A to F with A as 90 100 and B 80 89. The shift, effective Aug 1, may boost up to 13 000 more students for lottery scholarships by 2023 and could impact transfer students from neighboring states.
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