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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 2000

Page

7

NEA adopts policy linking teacher pay to bonuses via local plans

NEA delegates approve a policy allowing technical help to locals facing legislated or board imposed bonus plans while not mandating replacement of seniority with bonuses. Andrea Giunta of the Denver NEA says pay incentives are rising and teachers should help craft such plans, not resist them. AFT weighs the issue as Bush and Gore debate performance pay ideas.

NEA Andrea Giunta Denver New York City California Texas George W. Bush al Gore American Federation of Teachers Philadelphia AFT Sandra Feldman

Liberty Mutual Spartanburg office contact and program notes

SRS tromin Tom Horonzy at Liberty Mutual's Spartanburg office provides contact numbers for hours of operation and after hours messages. The program is voluntary for employees and retirees, with no obligation to apply. Liberty Mutual agents handle all dealings, not WSRC employees.

Tom Horonzy Liberty Mutual Spartanburg Seitzer WSRC

Southern Party of Georgia plans flag protests at State House

The Southern Party of Georgia vows further protests to remove the Confederate flag from State House grounds and push for the Georgia state flag to drop the Confederate emblem. It seeks a meeting with NAACP President Kweisi Mfume, accuses the NAACP of hostility to Southern heritage, and claims about 2,000 members.

NAACP State House Georgia Southern Party of Georgia Kweisi Mfume John Hall Jr Southern Party United States Quebec Heritage Preservation Association Atlanta League of the South Tuscaloosa Ala Baltimore Scott Rowe Hall

Ingram challenges state high court over filing rules

Court filings show Henry Ingram alleges the state Supreme Court violated procedures and denied him a fair hearing before deciding the video gambling ban. He may pursue federal court action while state responses unfold. Other litigants seek Supreme Court review to halt the ban as machines face seizure starting Saturday.

Supreme Court Ingram High Court Daniel Shearouse Charlie Condon Shearouse Condon Robb McBurney Henry Ingram Roger J. Marzula Westside Quick Shop Greenville Pot of Gold Hartsville US. Supreme Court Marzulla State Supreme Court

Qualifying Opens for U.S. Women Amateur at Palmetto CC

Golf qualifying for the U S Women Amateur kicks off today at Palmetto Country Club with 71 competitors. Practice rounds proceed today ahead of the main event from August 7 to 12 at Waverly Country Club Portland Oregon with tee times 8 to 11 a m on both days.

U.S Waverly Country Club Portland Ore Palmetto Country Club

Global day of action to curb air rage rises

Airline unions from flight attendants to ground crews call for stronger measures after a rise in air rage incidents worldwide. Capt Trevor Jenson cites increases from 1994 to recent years and urges governments to sign an international convention, train staff, and tighten security. A Continental flight incident in Alaska underscores rising disruptives, with sanctions discussed including higher fines and possible prison time.

San Francisco Trevor Jenson Sydney Australia Qantas Ansett Airlines International Transport Workers’ Federation Usair Union Continental Airlines Anchorage Alaska Ron Wilson Wilson FAA

Governor Hodges vetoes cast partisan lines in budget

Lawmakers criticize governor over vetoes on health programs and other items. Harrell and Wilkins say Hodges overstepped authority by vetoing clinic funds while leaving 4.5 million for other Mental Health Department programs. Additional vetoes target education, stormwater, alcohol treatment, and fishing industry breaks. Hodges cites required future budget decisions.

Wilkins Harrell Hodges Myrtle Beach Commerce Department Charleston General Assembly

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