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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 2003

Page

7

Medicaid Agency Seeks 140 Million From State For Replacing Federal Aid

South Carolina Health and Human Services asks lawmakers for 140 million in state funds next year to replace grants that supported Medicaid this year. The request will be part of Gov. Sanford's budget.

Medicaid Agency Columbia Health and Human Services Department Mark Sanford HHS William Wells Wells South Carolina State Board of Economic Advisors Tim Rogers House Ways and Means

Florence unit returns home after eight months in Iraq

The 133rd MP Company of Florence South Carolina National Guard arrived home last week after eight months in Iraq. Brig Gen Harry Burdstead praised the unit for heavy duty since World War II and noted this is their second deployment in two years following a 2002 active duty period.

Florence Iraq 133Rd MP South Carolina

Truckers sue to overturn neighborhood parking ban

Three truckers Esau Bowens William Brown and Richmond Truesdale sue North Charleston to restore rights to park trucks in neighborhoods. Attorney Brandt Shelbourne says the law allowed parking before and demands that right be preserved. City offered a six month grace period from November 2002 to June when law took effect.

North Charleston Brandt Shelbourne Esau Bowens William Brown Richmond Truesdale

U.S. recalls 10,410 pounds beef over mad cow risk

Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman defended U S food safety after Vern's Moses Lake Meat Co in Washington voluntarily recalled about 10 410 pounds of raw beef produced on December 9 and shipped for processing amid reports of a suspected U S mad cow case. The incident was deemed not terror related and officials stressed the risk to humans is extremely low.

Agriculture Ann Veneman ABC United States Veneman NBC USDA Vern Moses Lake Meat Co Moses Lake Wash Food Safety and Inspection Service Britain Europe Asia U.S

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