Programs for Special Children in Aiken County Schools
About 10 percent of Aiken County students participate in special programs totaling around 2000 children. Dr. John Bradley notes districts predated laws by offering advanced services, while Joanne Greer cites wide regional interest. The piece explains program types resource rooms self contained itinerant and the roles of evaluations IEPs and staffing in placement and progress tracking.
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Joanne Greer
Aiken
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Libertarian Senate Candidate Puts Faith in Voters
Libertarian Stephen Davis, a 38 year old computer management consultant from Gramling, travels South Carolina seeking support for the U S Senate race against Strom Thurmond. He says time and money limit his reach but argues Libertarian principles of liberty and small government could win over independents. Davis notes South Carolina’s history of independence and self reliance and hopes voters respond to his message in Charleston.
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Spartanburg County
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Cold snap hits Brazil’s coffee growing regions
A five day cold spell chills southern Brazil driving frosts and crop damage. Parana faces 30 to 40 percent of its 1985 harvest at risk while temperatures reach the mid 30s in Porto Alegre and Acre records 48 degrees. Nine people freeze to death in Sao Paulo as Brazil endures an unusually harsh winter. The freeze threatens higher coffee prices for U S supermarkets.
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Parana
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