Thurmond expected to be released today
Sen Strom Thurmond 94 year old Republican slated for another doctors check this morning. Officials say no word of a delay and he is expected to open the Senate at noon. Thurmond was admitted to Walter Reed on January 30 for a bad spell and lives alone in Aiken. The board of education meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the new district office near the Aiken Mall to review finances and vote on several items.
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A roster lists individuals including Mae F. Atkinson Beech Island Sallie P Brown Springfield Betty Jane Hewling Aiken Harold Woodrow Key Aiken The Rev William L Mines Aiken Jack Nobles Aiken Eugene C Rhoden Warrenville Avis M Winn Augusta.
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Clinton says inflation can stay low with low unemployment
President Clinton, in his annual economic report to Congress, argues that low unemployment and low inflation can coexist. The report notes U S unemployment at 5.4 percent in January, shifts in the natural rate toward 5 percent, and warns the Fed to act only if inflation flares.
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New Aiken County admin offices dedicated after long wait
John Bradley recalls the old cramped, leaky admin quarters as the 50 000 square foot complex is dedicated with a 2.1 million price tag and capacity for 130 to 140 staff. Dr Linda Eldridge and Dr Bill Gallman note donations and functional redesign mark a new era for education in Aiken County. A joint chorus from Aiken and South Aiken High students performed as officials commented on the transformative project.
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Man of Year Mac McClearen Emphasizes Nuclear Pride and Aiken Ties
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce named Mac McClearen Man of the Year. A Knoxville native, he built a career at Savannah River Site and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, authored local histories, and urged acceptance of nuclear energy while stressing its daily benefits. He credits optimism and civic work, including protecting Hunt Meet heritage, as core to his life.
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IDEA law revived and shaping education for disabled children
The IDEA law first passed in 1972 aimed to include students with disabilities in regular classrooms. The 1996 IDEA Improvement Act added 700 million dollars, and 1997 proposals by Sen. Goodling and Rep. Graham seek to focus on children's education, parental input, and teacher tools while facing funding and discipline concerns.
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