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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2003
Page
1
The $5.3 billion plan preserves public schools and Medicaid funding for 2003 04, trims other agencies amid a sagging economy, and awaits Gov Santora's veto window. House and Senate votes were 72 42 and 28 18 respectively.
Beech Island deputies found a methamphetamine lab on the Jenkins Cross property. Emery Jenkins 33 and Jennifer Cross 19 of 211 Owens Street Russell Hills area were charged with distribution and unlawful conduct toward a child. HazMat cleaned up the site with the couple’s six month old daughter present nearby.
Aiken County Council seeks explanations from eight elected leaders who refused to participate in a salary structure tied efficiency study approved in October. The plan, led by Earnest Archer, would bill the county 864000 to review all departments. The leaders’ letter declines involvement while keeping pay raises.
The Aiken County Public Library launches its summer reading program today running through July with about 375 children listed in the library’s section including Alexis Crenshaw Walker Jordan Destiny and Jason. Jennie Morris watches daughter Ashton 5 play an academics game while Clifford titles appeal. Bookmobile helps rural residents reach services.
The Aiken library notes major changes beyond relocation as new technology reshapes operations. The article highlights the role of the Internet and web based cataloging in modernizing services and access for patrons.
Central Savannah River Area media companies react positively to an FCC ruling seen as expanding opportunities. Evening Post Publishing, owner of the Aiken Standard, may pursue TV acquisitions. Morris Communications calls the ban outdated and supports a level playing field. Clear Channel threatens legal action with its Augusta stations WBBQ and WZNY cited.
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