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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1997

Page

4

SC moves toward statewide child support tracking system

South Carolina has spent almost 23 million dollars on a Unisys built system to track noncustodial parents with federal deadline delays extending to October. Testing began late last month with 20 million more budgeted. state DSS official says field testing with live data could follow if errors are resolved.

Columbia South Carolina Larry McKeown State Department of Social Services Unisys Corp US Health and E.caan Services Department DSS State Health and Human Services Department McKeown Sumter Larry Fudger Congress Virginia Washington Wyoming Fudger Sumter County

Citadel taps Mace as cadet commandant amid hazing probe

Jed Mace, Citadel graduate and Emory Mace, plans to become commandant of cadets later this month after consulting with his daughter Nancy, one of the remaining female cadets. He discusses college response to hazing allegations involving two female cadets who did not return this semester. He will replace Joseph Trez, who becomes president’s assistant to address the hazing issue.

Charleston Citadel Emory Mace Nancy the Military College Mace Joseph Trez Jeanie Montavlos Kim Messer

Legislators wary of elderly tax relief plan in SC

In Columbia, lawmakers say Beasley's proposal to eliminate income tax for seniors 65 and older earning under 50 000 would cost too much and aid few. Rep. Al Robinson questions targeted relief while seniors like 70 year old Carl Brunson note continued work and higher taxes. Beasley argues the cut would shrink the 1997 99 budget by 2.7 million now and rise to 50 million by 2000.

Columbia al Robinson Easley Carl Brunson Brunson David Beasley South Carolina Beasley

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