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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1993
Page
1
Sea Hero trails Prairie Bayou by five points entering the Belmont as the two horses fight for a $1 million bonus in the Triple Crown series. Sea Hero must win the Belmont and rely on Prairie Bayou finishing no better than third to clinch, with a possible tie if Sea Hero wins and Prairie Bayou places second.
An environmental group seeks a DOE funds transfer to cover a $10 million shortfall in Savannah River Site cleanup. ERF says DOE’s 1994 request lags behind needed funding. advocates shifting funds from other SRS programs to Environmental Restoration to maintain schedules and avoid renegotiations with EPA and SC DHEC.
Readers are invited to share tips by calling 648 2311. The notice encourages public input and provides a direct line for information or leads.
Howard L. Cheeks and Lille Medlock are connected to events in Aiken as records note their involvement with local civic matters in North Augusta. The item mentions names and places, indicating a community or legal notice context.
Hazel O Leary heads the U S delegation to the International Energy Agency ministerial meeting in Paris on June 4, joining energy officials from 22 member countries. The agenda covers environment, climate, energy efficiency, policy outlook, trade, technology transfer, R D collaboration, emergency preparedness, and energy in non members. She cites Clinton era shifts in energy priorities and the reasons behind them.
Rep. Charles R. Sharpe says the House Education Committee will keep the 4.3 mill school tax bill from consideration as the session nears adjournment. Irene Rudnick plans a reconsideration attempt, but lawmakers say tax increases face strong opposition and may not pass before the session ends. The dispute centers on funding for Freedman School and other district programs amid pressure to curb overhead.
South Carolina lawmakers vote Wednesday on a Court of Appeals seat amid a heated race. Main contenders include Tom Huff, Carol Connor, and Ben Hagood. The six judge panel sits just below the state Supreme Court and the Bar rated Huff not qualified, prompting questions from lawmakers.
State Superintendent Barbara G Nielsen discusses funding use and outcomes, equity, local autonomy, and administration costs. She notes rapid student growth in South Carolina increases costs and argues new dollars should target classroom use while evaluating current spending and governance.
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