Sanford to present State of the State address in Columbia
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford appears before the Legislature and statewide audience to outline budget crisis realities and campaign promises. Lawmakers expect a concise agenda focusing on restructuring government education reform and reducing inequities while marking a historic GOP address to a Republican Legislature.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Jim Hodges
Windham House senior apartments ahead of schedule in Aiken
Scott Murphy of the Aiken Area Council on Aging announces the Windham House project near Barnwell Avenue and Morgan Street will open to 47 subsidized one bedroom units earlier than planned. The HUD funded $8.2 million development, named after former city manager Roland H. Windham, is a joint effort by the City of Aiken, Aiken County, the council on aging and HUD with housing ready by late February or early March.
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Scott Murphy
Aiken Area
Windham House
Barnwell Avenue
Morgan Street
Aiken
Dents
Aiken County
Council On Aging
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Windham
Roland H. Windham
Murphy
HUD
Snow Returns to Forecast With Possible Snow
Weather forecast from the National Weather Service and S.C. State Climate Office calls for flurries and rain with a 50 percent chance of precipitation. Expect cloudy skies tonight through Thursday, with a 30 percent chance of snow showers overnight. Temperatures to fall from the mid 40s today toward the upper 30s to mid 20s later in the period.
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National Weather Service
S.C
Aiken County Budget Audit Finds No Irregularities
The 2001-2002 fiscal year audit presented to the Aiken County Council by Elliott Davis showed no financial irregularities. Jim Manley Jr said it is a clean opinion and noted the county has $14,661,919 in outstanding debt and available debt service, with funds for capital projects without extra taxes.
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Jim Manley Jr
Manley
Aiken County
Panel on modern-day segregation at USC Aiken King celebration
A USC Aiken community panel and an Aiken Technical College program explored current segregation and affirmative action during the 2008 MLK celebration. Rev. Doug Slaughter and former USCA leaders urged awareness of complacency and rising divides across racial lines.
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Doug Slaughter
USC Aiken
USCA
Aiken Technical College
Martin Luther King Jr
Deaths of Louisville residents listed in obituaries
Gladys E. Hess Eula L. Jenkins John C. Johnson Rebecca L. White are named among local obituaries in Louisville Kentucky in the provided death notices showing multiple individuals with surnames Hess Jenkins Johnson and White.
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Gladys E. Hess
Louisville, Ky
Eula L. Jenkins
Alken
John C. Johnson
Aken
Rebecca L. White
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Associated Press
SCETV
Northland
Bill Moore
College of Charleston
Roland Windham
Chedule
Stan
Scott Webster
Sted
Usca Stu
King
Slaughter
Blanche Premo-Hopkins
Girma Negash
Ethiopia
America
University of Kansas
Scon Weoster
Neil Berment
Trinidad
R.L. Andrews
Abby
National News
U.S
Washington
Census Bureau
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