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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1999

Page

7

State Education Board delays vote on uniform grading policy

The South Carolina Education Board committee postpones approval of a uniform grading scale until clarifications from Deputy Superintendent Sandra Lindsay. The plan sets A at 93 and F below 70, with quality points up to 4.87, and would affect LIFE scholarships through 2003-04.

State Education Board Columbia South Carolina Education Board Sandra Lindsay Robert Scarborough Lisa van Riper van Riper Scarborough

Grumpy Old Men Solve Seven-Year Cold Case

Greenville County Sheriffs Office launches Cold Case Squad led by retired FBI agent Tom Donohue and retired coroner Ed Hanek. They reexamine the June 1992 Whitt A. Jones killing, reinterview witnesses, and apply new forensic methods to crack long-unsolved murders.

Greenville Law Enforcement Center FBI Tom Donohue Ed Hanek Miami Greenville County Sheriff’s Office Sheriff's Office Johnny Mack Brown Donohue Hanek Whitt A. Jones Jones Brown Donahue Tom Greenville County South Carolina Spartanburg Public Safety Tony Fisher Mike Bridges Geoff Alpert University of South Carolina Alpert Bureau Greenville County Coronner

Economic plan links education to South Carolina growth

A private economic strategy by Ross Boyle argues subpar education hampers growth in rural counties. Commerce Secretary Charlie Way and Gov. Hodges faced comment delays as the plan calls for a revolutionary overhaul of education and work readiness, citing poor literacy and work ethics as major barriers to attracting business and lifting incomes.

Columbia Commerce Department Ross Boyle Vail Colo Commerce Charlie Way Way Helen Munnerlyn Jim Hodges Nina Brook

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