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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1996

Page

3

Overcrowding Eases Safer Juvenile Prisons in South Carolina

Officials say reduced crowding improves conditions at three Columbia juvenile prisons. Fights declined from 10 per 100 youths in May to 6 per 100 in October, with injuries from 26 percent of 118 fights in October down from 58 percent of 168 in May. About 500 youths were moved to new facilities in July, aiding the drop in assaults.

Columbia Department of Juvenile Justice John Kispert Greenwood Robyn Zimmerman David Beasley

Power firms pay back state for fish killed on Broad River

Rock Hill AP reports two Carolina power companies owe the state up to 50 000 a year for fish killed by Broad River flood gates. Thousands of fish pass the dams annually with some lost to the water. The article notes the impact and the requirement to compensate the state.

Fish Rock Hill Broad River Carolina Power

Winthrop weighs 360-acre land for facilities plan

Winthrop University eyes a 360 acre farm near Rock Hill for a baseball stadium, convention center, fraternity housing, or a new track and field facility. Nearby residents oppose the scale of the project and its impact on the area.

Winthrop Rock Hill Winthrop University

Oil change bill sparks probe at South Carolina DOT

Greenville officials billed the Public Safety Department 610.58 dollars for an in-house oil change and front-end lubrication on a Highway Patrol car in July 1994. The invoice shows 4 hours of labor by two workers totaling 37.02 for labor 9.56 for oil and filters and 564 for grease. Richard Keel, Columbia depot chief, defended in-house pricing.

Greenville Public Safety Department Charleston Post and Courier Transportation Department Columbia-area Richard Keel Keel

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