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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1999

Page

6

Jobless claims fall for second week in a row

The Labor Department reported 4,000 fewer initial unemployment benefit claims for the week ending Jan 9, bringing totals to 352,000. The drop followed a 16,000 decline the prior week after a weather boosted 83,000 surge in the holiday week.

Washington Labor Department

Hodges Defeats Beasley in South Carolina Victory Speech

Governor Hodges outlined a new millennium agenda focusing on economics environment and education while critics note his lack of detail. Supporters praised his progressive tone and lottery plan as a potential education boost, with Beasley offering no remarks on the steps.

South Carolina John Cavanaugh University of South Carolina Cavanaugh Hodges David Beasley Statehouse Beasley James Fain Spartanburg Cator Fain Georgia Daniel Danny” Tollison Anderson General Assembly

South Aiken 1A: Plans for New High School Stadium

South Aiken High School supporters urge quick completion of a new stadium to relieve Hagood Stadium after 18 years. Students back the project, noting seniors will have graduated, but home games would boost school spirit and programs.

George Hagood South Aiken High School Matt Robinson SAHS Vest South Africa Nelson

Jackson council approves land purchase for storage and roving admin

The Jackson Town Council approved buying two lots for 8500 to build a storage building for trucks and equipment. They also voted to employ a roving administrator one day a week and appointed Wesley Bodie and Robert Franklin to the Election Commission to fill vacant seats, with Pansy Witt already on the panel. A special meeting was set for 6 p.m. at the Municipal Complex to discuss excess Savannah River Site equipment for water upgrades and the consolidation of the Public Works Commission.

Jackson LaVersue Council of Governments Wesley Bodie Robert Franklin Election Commission Pansy Witt Savannah River Public Works Commission

State grants 100000 homestead exemption for school millage

Mrs Sharpe explains that when a deed changes the new owner must apply for the homestead exemption through the auditor's office. The exemption stays with the owner and does not need annual renewal. In Aiken County the assessor sets residential values, the auditor tracks property to apply millage rates, and the treasurer collects taxes.

Sharpe Aiken County

Impeachment Trial Debate Focuses on Witnesses and Schedule

Hyde says Clinton impeachment trial should proceed despite risks citing nerve and duty. Prosecutors discuss calls to Lewinsky and Willey as Starr investigates potential witness intimidation. Senate schedule hints at delaying response to Clinton State of the Union as Republicans meet privately.

House Senate Clinton Hyde White House Ms. Lewinsky Kathleen Willey Lindsey Graham R.S.C Asa Hutchinson R-Ark Willey Oval Office Starr McNulty Clinon

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