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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1997
Page
6
Holler says a group of out of touch officials block new ideas to protect their own interests and pocketbooks. He levels criticisms at State Rep Jim Hodges and Metts, labeling him honorable, while asserting the state leads in prison populations and that more criminals benefit lawyers’ income.
SRS officials say Secretary Pena directed notice to all DOE employees that federal layoffs may occur depending on the final 1996 budget due in September. Spokesman Bill Taylor cites 65 to 68 potential SRS federal losses, with site managers told to plan for worst case. House bill questions headquarters funding shares.
Hornets Midland Valley and Silver Bluff bands start workouts with emphasis on heat adaptation and unity. Directors Johnson Napier Deen Laurenza outline routines including plays marching and drill, with early field sessions at 8 am and indoor music practice as temperatures rise.
Veteran City Councilman Robert Skipper Perry Jr. announced a bid for an at large council seat. He emphasized guiding growth to protect Aiken’s beauty and history while boosting economic development to offset layoffs at the Savannah River Site. Perry cited his 24 years on the council and local roots as strengths.
The Promise Keepers founder Bill McCartney, billed as unpaid by the ministry, received 61,833 in compensation plus benefits over two years and a 4,000 honorarium for most conferences, according to tax records. Spokesman Mark DeMoss confirmed the honorarium while noting other speakers also receive it.
Clinton becomes the first president to wield the line item veto after Congress enacted a bill taking effect January 1 that lets him strike spending items or tax breaks affecting 100 or fewer taxpayers. He may veto any tax provisions listed by Congress within five days of signing. Republicans acknowledge small add-ons appear in tax bills, with vetoed items potentially impacting Big Three automakers and real estate investment trusts.
A compiled list shows Marion Griggs Jr. 49 disorderly conduct probation violation Leroy Alford Jenkins 24 bench warrant and false information to an officer Leroy Langford 41 murder criminal sexual conduct and kidnapping Kimberly Corley 20 grand larceny auto trespass Tyrone James 27 contempt of family court Jerry Hilderbrand 29 contempt of family court Daryl Schrock 36 contempt of family court Carl Ennis 29 contempt Kenneth Sellers 36 return for general sessions Bobby McKevie 38 disorderly conduct Ferrando 25 forgery and distribution of crack cocaine Craig Gantt 19 armed robbery and illegal possession of a pistol under 21 Antonio Johnson 19 possession of crack cocaine with intent Gilbert Day II 28 fraudulent check under 500 nine counts Martha Busbee 34 fraudulent check under 500 two counts Teddy Busbee 36 fraudulent check under 500 Bobby O Bryan 34 shoplifting Jose Johnson 19 no driver's license Ernest McIntosh 44 failure to appear and pay family court.
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