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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1990

Page

12

Bush Budget Proposals Seek Surplus Use and Tax Cuts

President Bush outlines a three page set of amendments to Reagan era budgets. The plan projects lower growth and reduced receipts, creating higher deficits and a need for a social security debt reduction fund to ease future financing. The budget shuns new taxes, proposes capital gains cuts, and introduces a family savings account to earn tax free interest and dividends for seven years with up to 5000 per year per family.

Reagan Bush Congresssional Budget Office Darman Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y Capitol Hill

Youth of the Year Jeffers active in Aiken community

Midland Valley High School senior Jeffers is named 1989 Youth of the Year. He serves as Student Council president and founded the Aiken County Intradistrict Student Council. He helps raise funds for the Valley Empty Stocking Fund and participates in church and Habitat for Humanity activities.

Jeffers Midland Valley High School William F. Jeffers Jr Graniteville Midland Valley High Aiken County Council On Ministries St. John United Methodist Church Valley

Carpenter honoree embodies community pride in North Augusta

Mrs. Carpenter, a certified technical assistant to Dr. Randy Smith, balances work and family in North Augusta. She expresses deep love for the city after being named Citizen of the Year, saying she will remain and contribute to the community. Her husband Kenneth runs an Exxon station, and the family includes two children Fran and Frank. The award event Friday night showcased local pride.

North Augusta

Sunny and warm conditions across regions with mild highs

The forecast calls for sunny skies and warm temperatures today across areas, with highs ranging from the upper 50s to upper 60s and lows mostly in the 30s. Coastal and beaches regions stay sunny, with Midlands and mountains also clear and mild.

Midlands

Darman warns budget debate over peace dividend and defense cuts

Administration officials say the proposed 1992 Pentagon budget totals about 1.0 trillion dollars for the fiscal year starting Oct. 1 with the smallest rise in over a decade and an inflation adjusted reduction. Darman argues the era of Eastern Europe shifts demands serious consideration of deficits and public priorities.

Congress Europe Darman Ree Soviet Bush Still Pentagon New York Times America

Moore says bill aims to change habits not punish

Sen Moore argues the proposal uses carrot and stick to shift behavior, not punishment, as a task force leader warns Title D rules will force extensive landfilling regulations and costly compliance nationwide. He urges proactive state action rather than federal rejection.

Moore

Truckers Plan Fuel Protest With Shutdown

Oak Grove Missouri A large independent truckers association urged members to keep working while some drivers prepared for a nationwide shutdown Sunday to protest fuel prices. Todd Spencer said the plan is not to shut down ands most members did not support a nationwide strike.

Oak Grove Todd Spencer Entl Spencer Carolinas Texas Pi Boneet

Solid Waste Problems In South Carolina

South Carolina generates over 3.8 million tons of solid waste annually with residents producing about 4.5 pounds per person per day. Without reduction or recycling, waste could exceed a million tons more by 2000. About 80 percent is landfilled. 79 landfills are permitted, with capacity running short in the next decade.

South Carolina

Solid Waste Solutions Promote State Recycling Program

The plan calls for economical, feasible waste treatment and disposal with state planning assistance and financial support for local governments. It urges efficient services, air and water protection, education, recycling, and development of markets for recycled materials to reduce landfill volumes and encourage regional cooperation.

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