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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1990

Page

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Poll Methodology in USCA Study

The USCA Survey Research Service and trained students conducted a November 1989 poll sampling 424 residents with a 78 percent response rate. Each number was attempted at least four times at different hours to minimize missing rarely at home, randomly selecting respondents within households by the voter with the most recent birthday. The sampling error is within 4.8 percent for any question.

Usca Survey Research Service Robert Botsch Lter

County pay for Hugo damage debate

State lawmakers disagree on how to fund Hugo recovery with taxes or bonds. Representative Rudnick favors issuing bonds to cover cleanup costs while Rep Sharpe argues against raising taxes and suggests using bonds and returning nearly 200 million in state taxes to federal retirees.

Hugo Damage Rudnick Charles R. Sharpe R-Wagoner Sharpe General Assembly

Campbell Praised For Job After Storm Recovery

Rep Charles Sap praises Campbell for a super job while Eskew notes poll results remain gratifying amid recovery. Eskew credits public support for Gov Campbell as South Carolina rebuilds after a $6 billion setback. Campbell cites $40 million bond plan and an Economic Recovery Commission formed January 17 to study the state’s recovery.

Charles R. Sap Wegener Tucker A. Eskew South Carolina Eskew Campbell Economic Recovery Commission

Final report due March 1 from 13 member commission

The final report of the thirteen member commission is to be submitted by March 1.

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Bush Budget Plans to Cut Deficit by Half

The 1991 budget aims to halve the deficit and balance by 1998, relying on growth forecasts. It faces GOP opposition and Democratic critique over farm subsidies, Medicare cuts, Amtrak subsidy elimination, and shifts to defense and education programs. includes Moon missions and Eastern Europe aid.

Bush Reagan Congress Amtrak Europe Central South America

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