Redcliffe Arts Program Earns Wide Support Across States
Redcliffe’s arts infused curriculum has thrived for seven years, backed by Coca Cola sponsorship and funding from the Greater Augusta Arts Council and the South Carolina Arts Commission. Principal Candye Slay notes arts integration fuels learning while national attention confirms children’s improvements.
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President pushes budget line on Medicaid in GOP clash
President Clinton rejects any budget plan that weakens the 30 year Medicaid guarantee for the poor and disabled saying he would veto it if necessary. Republicans at the Capitol press for shifting federal control of Medicare to the states as part of their budget proposal, while signaling openness to a deal if that item stays.
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Clinton Veto Threat on Late-Term Abortion Ban
The White House confirmed President Clinton would veto a Senate backed bill banning certain late-term abortions except when the mother's life is at risk. The measure carried a two-year prison term for doctors and faced health exceptions removed by a Boxer amendment. The fight reflects White House GOP budget clashes over Medicaid and Medicare reforms.
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Doomsday Clock Moves Three Minutes Closer to Midnight
In Chicago AP report, the Doomsday Clock was moved to 14 minutes before midnight. Leonard Rieser of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists warned the threat of nuclear apocalypse persists and called for vigilance as the clock has been adjusted 16 times since 1947.
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Lost Trust Judge Seeks Black Concerns for Legislation
Spartanburg based James Tee Ferguson, former circuit judge, returns to engage with African American Unity Congress of Columbia. The group plans to present concerns to state lawmakers and the Black Caucus when the Legislature reconvenes in January, aiming to increase accountability of African American politicians. Ferguson was involved in the 1989-1991 Lost Trust case, including a 1991 conviction on extortion and conspiracy charges stemming from a vote on a parimutuel betting bill.
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Arson case advances as suspect seized in South Carolina
Spectators discuss the blaze and the difficulty of prosecuting arson due to destroyed evidence. Hinds notes a potential positive outcome if the arrest helps identify other fires and prevent recurrences. The SC Arson Hotline remains available at 1-800-92-ARSON. subject Nero is in custody with bail set at $25,000 and further charges possible.
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Local control push outlined by Dr Nielsen in school reform
Dr Nielsen proposes state schools expand technology use and job market competitiveness while endorsing deregulation for more local decision making. She will present a plan to the General Assembly emphasizing accountability and local control with safeguards for child protections not included in the proposal.
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