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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1994

Page

1

Campbell Still Raising Funds Despite Public Life Exit

Carroll Campbell continues fundraising for his Victory America fund with The Campbell Cup golf outing set for June 24 to 26 at Hilton Head Island. Organizers seek 50 000 to 60 000 to bolster the leadership political action committee. the fund totals about 150 000. The money will support Republican election efforts even without Campbell, according to director Bob Rusbuldt.

Columbia Carroll Campbell Hilton Head Island Victory ‘America Leadership Political Action Committee Campbell Bob Rusbuldt

Airlines Press Gov for Startup Support over rivals

Delta Air Lines and USAir petitioned Governor Carroll Campbell to guarantee they would receive financial backing like Air South if needed, protesting nearly 17 million dollars in state and local incentives directed to their rival Air South.

Columbia Air South Delta Air Lines Usair Carroll Campbell

Restitution Ordered In Slaying Of Bear

Charleston AP reports the first restitution order to the state Wildlife Department after an illegal black bear kill. Robbie D Williams of Hemingway Georgetown County was fined 500 dollars and ordered to pay 2500 dollars to the Wildlife Department for shooting the bear that he said threatened bee hives.

Charleston State Wildlife Department Robbie D. Williams Emingway Wildlife Department Georgetown

Obituary notices list several deaths across South Carolina

Death notices announce the passing of James Barnett in North Augusta Anita Jo Barry in West Columbia Issac Bush Jr in Jackson Ada Green in Augusta tis Martin in North Augusta W A Bud Price in Aiken Doris Sullivan in Sumter and Lottie Williamson in Augusta Page 7A presents the obituary notices in a regional column format.

James Barnett North Augusta Anita Jo Barry West Columbia Issac Bush Jr Jackson Ada Green Augusta Tis Martin W.A Bud) Price Aiken Doris Sullivan Sumter Lottie Williamson

Aiken County Offers SCUBA Classes For Recreation

The Aiken County Department of Parks Recreation and Tourism will offer SCUBA lessons through instructor Judy Shepherd. Classes begin June 13 at the Recreation Center in Graniteville, run Monday and Thursday evenings, cost $175, and lead to PADI certification after tests and four dives at Clark's Hill. Shepherd, an instructor since the early 1980s, praises diving as peaceful and beautiful, with nearby dive spots in St. Simons, Charleston, and Myrtle Beach.

Aiken County Shepherd Professional Association of Diving Instructors Clark’s Hill Ms. Shepherd

Accountability And Charter Schools Press School Boards

Educators face accountability as 97,000 school board members, 94 percent elected, confront rising public frustration. Nationwide, boards face renewed scrutiny with six states passing charter school laws allowing publicly funded schools to operate beyond traditional board control.

America

States eye seize of failing schools district in South Carolina

The article notes that at least a dozen states have laws allowing seizures of failing districts, with Clarendon 1 and Florence 4 cited as needing technical assistance. Under the 1984 Education Improvement Act provisions, advisory committees may lead to a state emergency and removal of district superintendents if six month recommendations are not implemented. It also references U S News & World Report figures on board turnover, minority representation, and voter turnout.

South Carolina Clarendon 1 Florence 4 Harper U.S. News & World Report New York City U.S. News

Aiken County Holds Slightly Lower Law Enforcement Cost

Aiken County spends less per capita on law enforcement than the five similar counties Anderson Berkeley Florence Horry and Orangeburg in the 1993 94 fiscal year The Aiken Standard survey shows Aiken paid 2810 per person versus an average 2974 with Horry skewing the average higher The funding dispute centers on the upcoming 1994 95 budget for Sheriff Howard Sellers and the sheriff’s office.

Aiken County Aiken Standard U.S Anderson Berkeley Florence Horry Orangeburg Horry County Aiken Sheriff's Office Howard Sellers

Sheriff Not Optimistic On Funds For 1994 Budget

Aiken County Sheriff Howard Sellers said he is not optimistic about追加 funding in the 1994-95 fiscal year budget. He cited the county council work session as evidence that council members have not given adequate consideration to his department’s funding needs. The sheriff had publicly criticized the proposed budget, prompting responses from council members.

Aiken County Sheriff's Office Aiken Howard Sellers

Sheriff Budget Shows Per Capita Spending and Staffing

Figures show the sheriff's office spending 28.10 per person this fiscal year with 74 sworn officers and 22 civilian staff. The sheriff notes this reflects current staffing and budget allocations as reported on page 5A.

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Palmetto‘ Review Crosswor Dear Abby Sualf Scott Web Judy Shepherd Mackie Peggy Rec Eric E. Ward Eric K. Ward Law Enforcement Survey By Ranjim. Garrett Ranjim Garrett Sellers Ronnie Young Mike Toole Carrol H. Warner Registrations and Election Commission Denton Johnson Johnson Warner County Council Richland Avenue
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