Creationist Bill Outlook Despite Court Ruling
South Carolina creationists expect wins in future cases after Arkansas’s un constitutional ruling on a balanced teaching law. Citizens for Fairness in Education argues for academic freedom and balanced treatment of origins, insisting science, not the Bible, should guide creation science.
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Arkansas
CFE
Paul Ellwanger
Ellwanger
Steve Clark
Derrick says no cuts to Social Security and cites defense waste
U.S. Rep. Butler Derrick argues no major cuts to Social Security or veterans benefits for years and praises IRA alternatives. He notes 25 percent possible defense budget cuts and urges unilateral arms talks with the Soviet Union while addressing South Carolina’s low level nuclear waste storage and disposal responsibilities.
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North Augusta
U.S
Butler Derrick
Derrick
Congress
Reagan
Soviet Union
United States
South Carolina
South Caroline
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Barnwell
Savannah River
Decoration replaces chair as orange tiger paw plaque appears
A plaque showing an orange tiger paw with 1981 No 1 sat under Aiken County Council Chairman Carroll H Warner's seat after he resisted wearing orange. Warner revealed the item came from his Wagener home following an earlier council fashion moment.
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Aiken County
Carrol H. Warner
Warner
Wagener
Murder charge against teen is dropped in family court ruling
Delores Michelle Morris sixteen is cleared in the Dec 9 shooting of her father D L Morris. Judge John W Harte Jr says the teen acted to defend her mother from an assault with a deadly weapon and that the shooting was justified. media were admonished for naming the juvenile.
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Delores Michelle Morris
D.L. Morris
John W. Harte Jr
Morris
Rose Morris
D.L. Morrs
Harte
North Augusta Council OKs Bond Purchase for Water Distributors
North Augusta City Council approves 875000 revenue bonds to Water Distributors Inc. to buy the water system serving 1850 Belvedere residents. Principal payments total 125000 for two years and 115000 for the next thirteen, with 104 percent interest and semi annual payments. A third reading set for January 19.
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North Augusta
Water Distributors Inc
Kelly Zier
Charles Martin
Water Distributors, Inc
Belvedere
Toxic Waste Bill Tabled By Aiken County
Aiken County Council postponed first reading of a hazardous waste ordinance amid Wagener landfill controversy. The measure would regulate storage handling transport and disposal of toxic chemicals in the county. The postponement aims to address a company’s request to bury waste locally. Council members emphasized the delay was not due to Wagener site issues.
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Aiken County
Wagener
Carrol H. Warner
Fay S. Hatcher
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