City finances show complex gains despite 100000 loss
City finances reveal a 100000 loss but a projection of 23000 positive by year end. 82000 of the loss remains untouchable in a special bond retirement fund while refinancing could save about 750000 in net present value.
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Accountability looks to share responsibility for school success
The commission identifies four vital factors for school success parental and community involvement a principal's leadership prepared teachers and strong academic standards. Lawmakers backed an accountability bill in February 1996 but it died in a House Education subcommittee. The measure would tie grants to test score goals and permit principal changes and teacher reassignment after three straight years of underperformance.
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Barbara Nielsen
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Bamberg District 1 Seeks Practical Education Goals
The Bamberg District 1 superintendent Betty Bagley and a commission including legislators and business leaders push for attainable results. Robert Scarborough of the South Carolina Association of School Administrators supports focusing on schools needing help without sanctions or penalties.
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Robert Scarborough
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South Carolina redistricting dispute ends with legislative path
Republicans Leonard and Wallace win a court settlement over the 6th District. The Legislature will redraw the district to meet federal and state guidelines by year end 2000. The deal includes $152,500 for their legal costs. Clyburn, elected in 1992, will seek reelection in the current majority black district.
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John Chase
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Florence County
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Foreign textiles force layoffs at Fruit of the Loom
About 5,100 workers will lose jobs as Fruit of the Loom cuts roughly 4,800 positions at six plants and closes a 300-employee facility in Port Barre Louisiana. The Oct. 6 layoffs will be offset by 1,000 new textile roles in knitting bleaching and dyeing.
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Miss
Martin Mills
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Harlingen
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