New 4-H Leadership Club Formed in Aiken County
Aiken County launches the 4-H Leadership Club for youths over 14 to develop leadership and aid the community. Officers include President Allen Seigler Vice President Kathy Coleman Secretary Cindy Witter Treasurer Guilda Madewell and Program Chairman Melody Davis. The club plans bicentennial beautification around the 4-H Center and sells light bulbs to fund the project. Call 649-6911 or contact any member to buy bulbs.
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4-H
Aiken County
Allen Seigler
Kathy Coleman
Cindy Witter
Ouilda Madewell
Melody Davis
Four-H
South Carolina
Leadership Club
Allen
Adership Club
Penn Central Faces New Money Crunch as Bankrupt System Teeters
The nation’s largest transportation bankruptcy, Penn Central, awaits a Consolidated Rail System plan while needing 322 million more to operate for a year. The company has received 194 million in federal aid and faces widespread track deterioration, derailments, and potential shutdown without relief.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Penn
Penn Central
U.S. Railway Association
Congress
Consolidated Railway System
Conrail
Washington
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
New York Central
United States
Credit Rate For CP and L Declines
Ra leigh AP Carolina Power and Light Co told the North Carolina Utilities Commission on Tuesday its credit rating on the national money market has been downgraded Moody s Investment Service reduced CP L bonds and preferred stocks from A to BAA down one rating Edward Lilly Jr CP L s vice president for finance said Moody s also cut the company s credit rating for short term loans
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Raleigh
Carolina Power and Light Co
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Samuel Behrends Jr
Cp&l
Moody's Investment Service
Edward Lilly Jr
Moody
North Carolina Senate weighs upsize Utilities Commission bill
The North Carolina Senate considers a bill to expand the Utilities Commission from five to nine members and allow three member panels for rate decisions. It would repeal the fuel adjustment clause guiding automatic cost passes and shift fuel rate decisions to the commission. The measure, approved by a committee, faces hurdles in the full Senate and House action.
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Raleigh
State Senate
The
Utilities Commission
Senate Public Utilities and Energy Committee
Senate
House
Ways & Means Approves State Budgets Despite Cuts
The House Ways and Means Committee backed budget recommendations for several state agencies, aligning with the State Budget and Control Board. It rejected a $36,000 line for a look and see program on Cedar Spring School for the Deaf and Blind, while approving $77 million for Higher Education Tuition Grants and a $5.6 million rise for Mental Health to reach $46.3 million. Additional allocations covered the State Election Commission, Winthrop College, the Arts Commission, Vocational Rehabilitation, the new Consumer Affairs Commission, the Aging Commission, and the Alcohol and Beverage Control Commission. The panel also boosted the S C Supreme Court library and staff by $30,000.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
State Budget and Control Board
T.W. Edwards
Spartanburg
Cedar Spring School For
Department of Mental Health
State Election Commission
Winthrop College
S.C. Arts Commission
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