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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1995

Page

9

Bases spared in cutback process sparks SC relief

Draft list reportedly excludes South Carolina bases Beaufort Marine Corps Air Station and Shaw Air Force Base from closings, easing fears after Charleston Naval Base job losses. Officials note possible last minute changes before the official announcement. Local leaders and SC delegation, including Thurmond and Spence, pressed for protection.

Columbia South Carolina Charleston Defense William Perry Washington Beaufort Sumter Marine Corps Air Station Shaw Air Force Base Virginia Thurmond Navy John Dalton Cecil Field Jacksonville Fla Oceana Cherry Point N.C North Carolina George Crist Florida John Warner Rva Steve Creech Congress Pentagon Senate Armed Services Committee Strom Thurmond R-S

Faulkner Faces Prolonged Battle at Citadel

Shannon Faulkner endures a drawn out fight over her place in The Citadel corps of cadets as she relies on humor with help from Pat Conroy. She accepts teasing from campus satire while missing normal student life and worries about her family while awaiting the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision.

Charleston The Citadel Shannon Faulkner Pat Conroy Faulkner Corps of Cadets Conroy Powdersville Howev U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Magpie

Lawmakers Question Retirement Incentive After Costly Program

South Carolina's retirement incentive program, meant to cut costs, cost the state $21.6 million as 2,447 employees retired for a $7,500 bonus or 25 percent of salary. Only 163 jobs were eliminated and many vacancies were filled, wiping out expected savings.

Columbia South Carolina House Ways and Means Henry Brown R-Hanahan

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