Tax Hike Tops Decade in Aiken County Budget Plan
Aiken County faces a 20 percent real and personal property tax increase under a 23.1 million FY 1993 budget, its largest rise in a decade. The measure adds about 2.2 million to current spending, aims at fiscal solvency, and includes a 12.8 mill tax hike with a reserve fund to curb negative cash flow.
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Aiken County
Eas
William M. Shepherd
Shepherd
Reprieve Overturned in California Gas Chamber Execution
Robert Alton Harris was executed in San Quentin marking California’s first state execution in 25 years after the Supreme Court overturned a final stay. The 39 year old killer had shot two teenagers to steal a car for a bank job, becoming the 169th person put to death in the U.S. since 1976.
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San Quentin
Calif
Robert Alton Harris
California
Supreme Court
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
High Court
Harris
Tip Kendall
State Department of Corrections
San Diego
U.S. Supreme Court
End To Plutonium Production Urged
Environmental groups urge a worldwide ban on plutonium production arguing safety and environmental concerns and call for public input on policy. They say billions are at stake, with stockpiles and wastes needing careful management even without new warheads.
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Washington
Energy Department
Department
U.S
Brian Costner
Columbia, S.C
ERF
National Resources Defense Council
Costner
DOE
Clark Takes Sick Leave From North Augusta School District
North Augusta High School teacher Jean Clark did not report Monday to the district office for a new support role, citing a need to care for her ill mother in Edgefield hospital. Her attorney and district officials said she plans indefinite sick leave to attend family medical needs.
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North Augusta
Jean Clark
Aiken County
Luther Battiste III
Nancy Smith
Ms. Clark
News tip contact numbers and names listed
Telephone and names provided for tips and notices with locations in Aiken Windsor Hamden Conn Langley and other areas. Readers urged to call 648 2311 and refer to Page 4A for full details and submissions.
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Richard Fuller
Aiken
Catherine Holmes
Johnny McKinney
Leonard Morgan
Maggie Redd
Windsor Louise Robinson
Hamden
Conn
Claude Smith
Carl
Widow Fights Tax Bill for Alimony on Dead Husband
Sumter resident Betty Moore disputes an IRS claim she owes 7800 dollars in alimony for a dead spouse. Her husband Samuel died in 1985, yet the IRS sent a 32000 dollar bill for alimony allegedly received in 1990. IRS says error will be corrected upon death certificate review.
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Sumter
Betty Moore
Sam
IRS
Welch
Georgia to store low level waste on site after Barnwell closure
Georgia generators plan on site storage as South Carolina moves to close Barnwell. Georgia Power will store waste at Hatch and Vogtle starting 1993, with University of Georgia and Medical College of Georgia also keeping waste on site until North Carolina opens in 1996.
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Atlanta
Georgia
South Carolina
Barnwell
Georgia Power Co
Hatch
Vogtle
Trip Cagle
University of Georgia
Athens
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
North Carolina
Georgia Power
State Department of Natural Resources
Cagle
U S Beer Boom in Japan Boosts U S Exports
Washington reports that U S beer exports to Japan reached 48.2 million in 1990 as Japan became the top importer of U S brews. Exports may rise again in 1992, with potential to near 1991 global beer sales records, though Germany remains ahead.
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Washington
U.S
Japan
Canada
Agriculture Department
United States
Karen Halliburton
Germany
United Nations
West Germany
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