State agency heads get double raises in South Carolina
Heads of state agencies will receive average 5 percent raises, about double the 2.5 percent across the rest of state workers. The Budget and Control Board approved the pay package for 54 department heads with at least a year in their posts, while rank and file workers gained a July 1 cost of living increase. Critics say the pattern hurts morale among veterans and low-wage staff.
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Columbia
Budget ‘and Control Board
Jake Knotts
West Columbia
Larry Ellis
South Carolina State Employees Association
Donna Traywick
Deaths in Trenton Ola Fallow and More Listed
Obituary notes list John Quincy Adams Trenton Ola Fallow Canada Pelion Tomain Jones Ridge Spring Arthur L Whittington Aiken Michelle Herron Workman Graniteville 7 88 00 rage 2B with brief mention of surviving kin and locations.
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John Quincy Adams
Trenton
Ola Fallow
Canada
Pelion
Tomain Jones
Ridge Spring
Arthur L. Whittington
Aiken
Michelle Herron Workman
Graniteville
Nate
Georgia Tuesday lottery numbers and drawings recap
Georgia lottery results released Tuesday show Cash 9 May with numbers 16 4, Cash 3 Evening 8 8 7, Cash 2440 Pantany 8 with 3 22 26 29 30, The Big Game 7 18 36 38 41, and Big Money Ball 24.
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Pantany
Aiken Prep unveils updated playground with safety upgrades
New equipment at Aiken Preparatory School replaces two decades of wooden play structures. Twenty four truckloads of cypress chips create a six inch fall cushion while new chains, swings and a longer fence meet safety standards. Funded by the Aiken Preparatory Association and a World’s Fair event, the project involved facilities director George Mahan and parent volunteers.
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Aiken Preparatory School
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
Sslll Be
Aiken Preparatory Association
Lizabeth Zetting
Aiken Prep
George Mahan
House vote looms over Clinton impeachment clash
Washington reports House Judiciary Republicans push that President Clinton disgraced the office and should be ousted while White House moderates seek a path to avert an impeachment stampede. Discussion focuses on a possible confession or censure plan with GOP moderates and Democratic liaison with Rep. Christopher Shays.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Clinton
White House
Christopher Shays
Rconn
Shays
Norwalk
House
Dick Gephardt
Missouri
Judiciary Committee
Jaycees Aid Children Coat Drive Plans Shopping Tour
Peggy Ford reports on the Aiken Jaycees effort to raise funds for a Children's Place coat drive and annual shopping tour. Volunteers aim to raise 5000 dollars in three days to equip 50 local children with winter clothes at Kmart and possibly add Discovery Toys gifts, followed by a Santa Claus party at the center.
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Peggy Ford
Children’s Place
Aiken Jaycees
Kmart
Jaycees
Discovery Toys
Santa Claus
Chilren
Aiken County
Aiken County Ends Year With 10.6 Million Surplus
Aiken County closed fiscal year 1998 with an undesignated general fund balance of 10.6 million, up about 250000 from the prior year. County officials note the balance supports a reserve fund and acknowledge shortfalls from delayed fees in lieu of taxes affecting Sage Mill Industrial Park funding.
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Aiken County
J.T. Casnahan
Baird and Company
Bill Shepherd
Sage Mill
Bridgestone
Firestone South
County auditor flags Public Works losses and reserve goals
J T Casnahan notes businesses should hold 5 to 6 months of expenses while county reserves cover 147 days of costs. The Public Works Department shows a 700000 loss last year, prompting a call to scrutinize department fees as the county plans longer term financial fixes.
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Lina
Casnahan
Public Works Department
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