ATC Counselor Aims For Student Success
Richard M. Weldon leads Ai ken Technical College Counseling Services after a September appointment as director. He oversees two new programs to guide students vocational choice and academic level, emphasizing stress reduction and job placement after graduation. Weldon, from Columbia, holds degrees from the Citadel Covenant Theological Seminary and Washington University.
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Richard M. Weldon
Aiken Technical College
Weldon
ATC
Columbia
Aiken
Tri-Development Center
New Covenant Presbyterian
The
Citadel
Covenant Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Washington University
Aiken Police Log Details Dec 23 to Dec 26 Incidents
Police and sheriff reports show multiple incidents including burglaries thefts assaults and vandalism along with domestic cases and open container violations. No arrests or bookings were available for the period. The log notes compiled from agency booking sheets.
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Aiken Public Safety Department
Aiken
Aiken County Detention Center
Congressmen discuss 1990 budget and environmental reform
S C Congressmen Patterson Ravenel Derrick Tallon weigh 1990 spending plans and environmental policy. They note dust settling before cuts in defense, debate repeal impacts of the Catastrophic Health Care Act, and stress stronger budget reform and a constitutional balanced-budget measure.
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Rep. Ravenel
Congress
Rep. Patterson
Early Retirement Plan Draws Senate Finance Scrutiny
A study warns that 25 and out early retirement proposals would raise unfunded liabilities for the state pension with 150,000 active members. Higher employee contributions and possible elimination of cost of living increases could follow, and aging staff shortages loom. Senator Lindsay questions the bill’s cost, while Gov. Campbell’s staff weighs the report’s implications.
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House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Ing
John C. Lindsay
Chan Tcy
Sen
Lindsay
Tucker Eskew
Carroll Campbell
Greenville Housing Program Earns National Award
Greenville's Home Ownership Program, aiding low and moderate income residents to buy new three bedroom two bath homes for 25000 with monthly payments as low as 238 dollars, was named an example of innovative local government by the National Center for Public Productivity at Rutgers. The program, among 25 award recipients from 300 entries, has prior honors from HUD and the National Conference of Mayors.
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Greenville
National Center For Public Productivity
Rutgers University
Newark
N.J
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
National Conference of Mayors
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Jamie Holder
Donald Mullins
Liz Elliott
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