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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1982

Page

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Critics Rise To Challenge Reagan Budget Debate

President Reagan faces skeptical Congress as budget architects seek more study of the 1983 plan. Sen. Hollings drafts a rival freeze proposal at 1982 levels, preserving some programs while negotiating July tax withholding cuts.

Washington Reagan Congress Midwest Sen Ernest Hollings D-S.c Senate Budget Committee Hollings Lgewor

Seven candidates vie for vacant South Carolina at large judgeship

Family Court Judge John W. Harte Jr. of Aiken is among seven candidates awaiting the Legislature's March 10 vote to fill the at large circuit judgeship. A public hearing before the judicial screening committee is set for February 24. Other contenders include James C. Anders of Columbia Frank P. McGowan of Greenville Robert R. Mallard of Charleston A Victor Raw of Charleston John Rucker of Newberry and Emil W. Wald of Rock Hill.

Family Court John W. Harte Jr Aiken Harte S.C Legislative Judicial Screening Committee 5Th Circuit James C. Anders Columbia Equity Frank P. McGowan Greenville Robert R. Mallard Charleston A. Victor Raw John Rucker Newberry Emil W. Wald Rock Hil

Ballet Like A Grocery Trip For Bride To Be

Have You Heard that ballet is described as a grocery run for Aike nite Sissy Brodie. She tried to repeat steps shown by instructor Carl Crosby Monday night and declared she felt like a child sent to the store for two items and forgetting one.

Sissy Brodie Carl Crosby

Aiken County School Board seeks control of finances

The Aiken County School Board asks the state legislature for fiscal autonomy including the right to set the school tax rate and to levy up to 10 mills for five years for renovations. If not granted, referendums are urged. A public meeting is set for Midland Valley High to discuss options and deadlines.

Aiken County General Assembly Durward Pridgen Pridgen J. P. Kneece North Augusta High Inease P. Williamson

Reagan Eyes Revisions to Cotton Dust Safety Standard

The Reagan administration opens a review of the cotton dust rule drawing AFL-CIO and textile unions criticism as a potential rollback of worker protections. OSHA cites new data and seeks public comment while preserving existing safeguards against brown lung disease for about 600,000 workers.

Washington Textile Workers Union Reagan Eric Frumin Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers OSHA American Textile Manufacturers Institute Susan Fleming Occupational Safety and Health Administration Frumin Thorne G. Auchter

Aiken County Courthouse Referendum Respondents Favor Renovation

The Aiken Standard polled readers on renovating the Aiken County Courthouse or building anew. Results: 402 favored renovation, 115 supported a new building, 32 chose neither. Proposals quote costs of 4.21 million for renovation and 4.74 million for a new facility on the office complex.

Aiken Standard Aiken County Aiken Aiken County Council

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