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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 2001

Page

5

Riley laments South Carolina education funds diverted

Former US Education Secretary Dick Riley criticizes South Carolina leaders for diverting funds he secured. He cites Education Improvement Act and a 1 cent sales tax for education, noting that millions were redirected after his governorship. He warns ongoing funding must be constant and well managed.

Dick Riley South Carolina Riley Hodges Morton

Arthritis Pain Mystery Solved In Human Liniment

Ocala Florida reports a horse liniment ingredient now certified safe for human use. ARTH Rx from Phillips Gulf Corp claims to relieve arthritis and related pains through Neurocaine based formula, roll on applicator, available in pharmacies and feed stores, orderable at 1-800-729-8446.

Ocala Phillips Gulf Corporation

Grandma Care for Kids A Bargain at Twice the Price

Dear Abby readers debate grandmothers babysitting for pay with stories of old and new agreements. A Tacoma grandmother argues snacks and care deserve compensation while tax rules complicate free care. Confused in Tennessee seeks dating guidance after divorce from sister’s ex.

Abby Imma Midwest Sam Gina Tacoma Wash

AARP opposes food tax proposal in South Carolina

AARP argues Gov Hodges plan to restore the 5 cent food tax and offer a income tax credit would burden seniors. Lobbyist Hannah Timmins notes a $25 million yearly cost and extra bureaucratic hassle for older residents, who may need to file tax returns to receive the credit.

Riley Greenville News Jim Hodges Columbia AARP Hannah Tim Hodges Timmons

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