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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2002

Page

5

Credit agencies weigh Hodges budget proposals in South Carolina

Officials from Moody's, Fitch and Standard & Poor's say Gov. Hodges aims to cover a $496 million shortfall with delayed payments, agency savings, and borrowed funds. They caution delays can threaten ratings but note agencies will watch session outcomes as the state pursues conservative steps to curb spending.

Columbia Tion Jim Hodges Moody's Fitch Standard & Poor's Hodges State Budget and Control Board Richard Marino Stanard & Poor's Ruth Carson Maria Coritsidis

Tindal Won’t Seek Sixth Term In South Carolina Race

Agriculture Commissioner Les Tindal will not seek a sixth term, leaving the statewide race open and boosting chances for Democrats and Republicans. Rep. Charles Sharpe had planned to run, and other GOP incumbents pursue gubernatorial nominations as a record number of statewide offices become available. Tindal, first elected in 1982 as a Democrat who later switched parties, had considered retirement and said the 1998 campaign might have been his last.

Columbia Les Tindal Charles Sharpe R Wagener GOP Bob Peeler Charlie Condon Jim Miles South Carolina Neal Thigpen Francis Marion University Thigpen Democratic Party Dick Harpoothan Henry McMaster Tindal McMaster

Embattled superintendent resigns in South Carolina district

Clarendon 1 faces months of scrupulous spending and budget cuts after superintendent Elijah McCants resigns amid a $2.5 million debt. Interim Omega Hilton appointed as district grapples with deficits and unresolved severance matters. Community voices blame mismanagement and seek answers on prior $1.2 million savings and cost overruns in food service, maintenance, and special education.

Summerton Clarendon Raben Rodgers Elijah McCants Patricia Pringle McCants Omega Hilton Carol Matney Clarendon County Taxpayers’ Association Clarendon 1 Lke Rodgers Food Service

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