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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 2010

Page

11

Four held in South Carolina restaurant robbery spree

Johnson and three accomplices planned and carried out a carjacking and armed robbery at a Columbia area restaurant. They fled to Aiken, encountered police, with Mills Rodriguez and Simmons captured and Johnson later arrested in Richland County. The group linked to similar fast food robberies across central South Carolina.

Columbia Interstate 20 Aiken Johnson Public Safety David Miller Mills Rodriguez Simmons Richland County Miller Jerry Finney Edward Longshore Dickson Strom Thurmond Jr South Carolina

Vanishing bailout cash reshapes South Carolina school budgets

South Carolina faces large budget cuts as more than 923 million dollars in federal bailout funds vanish next year. Public schools would revert to 1995 funding levels without 174 million in federal stabilization money, while colleges lose about a fifth of their 413.7 million state budget though 86.6 million in bailout funds offset the impact for now.

Columbia South Carolina Senate Finance Committee Mark Sanford Ment Jim Foster Jim Rex Senate House Rex University of South Carolina

Aiken district faces funding cuts and staff shifts

The Aiken School District reports 7 million stabilization funds for general operations and 6 million for special ed and new programs, with 5.3 million remaining. 2011-12 funds will vanish. State funding for Education Finance Act drops about 8 million this year, 21 million from two years ago, while per pupil allocations differ from state law. The board approves staffing tweaks including larger classes in early grades and full-time registrars for high schools to improve graduation tracking, and TERI retiree rehiring rules change with reapplication rights.

Aiken S.C. General Assembly Traxler Trict S.C. House Christine Harkins Kevin O’gorman

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