Greenspan signals possible further rate cuts to spur growth
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan told Congress the central bank will keep rates at the 1 percent level for as long as needed and may cut again to revive a sluggish economy. He noted weak early 2003 growth, hoped momentum returns in the second half, and said policy will favor rate reductions over longer-term security purchases.
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Aiken Planning Commission backs historic status for Farmers Market
The City of Aiken Planning Commission recommends to City Council that the Farmers Market be designated to the Aiken Historic Register as a historic site. The move protects land only. the building remains under separate review.
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Retirement signals next chapter for South Aiken principal
After 34 years in education, Bill Gassman announces retirement as South Aiken High School principal. He plans a transition period, will mentor youth, and shift to roles beyond administration while remaining at the district until a successor is chosen.
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Hurricane plan set for season in South Carolina
Gov. Mark Sanford announced plans for expanded hurricane evacuations including additional lane reversals in Horry and Beaufort Counties and revised I-26 eastbound reversals from Charleston to Columbia. He urged timely moves to spare dislocated and endangered residents.
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Charity golf tourney joins Jam traditions
NORTH AUGUSTA Three years ago The River Golf Club owner Chris Verdery started a charity idea linked to Nike Peach Jam coaches. He recruited Roy Williams and others to host Coaches for Kids golf tournament raising funds for a local charity. Twenty five coaches played with local golfers in a captain's choice format.
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