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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

03 Feb 2002

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 2002

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6

Supporters rally for children returned to Upstate Rettens

About 40 supporters gathered outside the Greenville County Department of Social Services as Bill and Debbie Retten arrived for a biweekly supervised visit with 15 adopted and foster children. Supporters defend the couple while a family court judge ordered the removals last November amid abuse and neglect allegations. A Feb. 11 to 15 hearing is set to decide on returning the children.

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Greenville Bill Debbie Retten Greenville County Bull Retten Amy Sutherland Susan Retten Sutherland Retten Debbie Rettew DSS Bill Retten Debbie Lynn Wingrove
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Land price doubles as district buys land for school

Columbia Florence School District 1 paid 1.5 million in August for 31 acres after a same day sale at 750000 to Dr Edward Floyd who held the option. Floyd said he was represented by lawyer and realtor while the district was advised by its lawyer and realtor.

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Columbia — Florence Edward Floyd Floyd Richard Sojourner Tans Bay Farms Inc District 1 Joseph Nelson Floyd and Tans Bay Nelson
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Senator proposes swap of sales tax for property taxes in Upstate

Spartanburg area senator David Thomas proposes replacing local property taxes with a two cent per dollar sales tax increase funded by a statewide referendum. He says most counties would see higher sales taxes while business property taxes remain, and notes concerns about regressive effects and fairness in distribution.

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Spartanburg Upstate David Thomas Fountain Inn Thomas Greenville County Glenn Reese Boiling Springs Reese
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Mily Donna Black Department of Social Services Richland Ave Aiken S.C Securit Federals Bank
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