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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1998
Page
3
The report urges district level audits to reallocate funds toward instruction, noting a 5 percent enrollment rise while administration spending grew 26 percent. Statewide savings could reach 42.5 million with improved performance evaluations, shared services among technical colleges, and a statewide bus routing system saving up to 2.9 million.
Savannah River Site meteorologist Matt Parker notes El Nino signatures in the local area while describing a changeable pattern. He says recent storms bring frost one morning and a large storm next, with Aiken drying out and more shifts expected into late spring or early summer as sea surface temperatures normalize.
Republicans move to curb the IRS as Congress opens its year. Democrats praise President Clinton after his denial of the Lewinsky affair and back his plan to expand HMO access, child care, and college affordability. Gephardt says there is unity in backing Clinton’s agenda. Clinton repeats a balanced budget pledge.
Shepherd alerted law enforcement as Sheriff Howard Sellers assumed command of the probe with personnel from his office and the State Law Enforcement Division.
The two senators criticize Clinton’s budget rhetoric and proposed spending on education and entitlement programs. Thurmond warns that a $5.5 trillion national debt makes talk of a budget surplus reckless, while Hollings urges paid funding for school programs and opposes higher tobacco taxes that hurt farmers.
James Brown appeared in Aiken County Magistrate Court and was released on bond after authorities seized a .30 caliber rifle and a .22 handgun. He faced misdemeanor drug and weapon charges with potential penalties up to two years in prison and a $2,000 fine on each count.
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