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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

06 Feb 2003

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 2003

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7

Charleston residents clash with modern style push by BAR

The Committee to Save the City criticizes the Charleston Board of Architectural Review for favoring modern designs. They cite the College of Charleston Simons Center expansion and other new buildings as out of place with the historic downtown.

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Charleston Board of Architectural Review Committee To Save Review Board the Bar Truman Moore Joseph Pailey Jr Moore College of Charleston Simons Center For the Arts St. Philip Street Ocal Henry Copeland Bank of America Architectural Review Board
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Sharpe warns drought may force farmers out

South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Charles Sharpe told the 2003 Ag Expo in Myrtle Beach that a four year drought has pushed some farmers toward quitting. He cited damaged profits and added that aid is hampered by budget woes at both state and federal levels.

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Sharpe Myrtle Beach South Carolina Charles Sharpe Les Tindal Norning State Agriculture Department
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South Carolina panel approves spending cap bill to curb growth

The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to replace the current spending limit formula with a population and inflation based cap. The measure sets a 6 percent cap on annual appropriations and creates a rainy day reserve fund. It now heads to the House floor amid a fiscal crisis and potential $1 billion shortfall. Speaker David Wilkins, R Greenville, praised the move as prudent and aimed at restraining government growth in good times and bad.

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Columbia House Ways and Means David Wilkins Greenville
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Architecture Board Whiskey RD Tdowntown AIKEN Laurens ST Caitlyn Holcombe Advertising and Creative Service Department Hlin Valentine Wightware Views Park Aha Saat Porky Bradberry Whiskey Road Town Creek Road Aiken, SC AVEDA
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