Aiken County Council Sets Budget Process Amid Cuts
Aiken County Council approved a process to craft a compromise 1982-83 budget using the June 1 amended proposal as a starting point. The panel weighed reinstating some cuts, aiming for a 1 percent rise between proposals and a 6.7 percent rise in the original plan, with a July 1 deadline to avoid a 1981-82 continuing budget.
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Medwell Hill
Aiken County
Carrol H. Warner
W. Scott Barnes
Warner
William C
Bill) Clyburn
Savannah
Council
Cullinan
Council On
Billie Trapp
Fay Hatcher
Mim Woodring
Clyburn
Witness Not Missing Under North Augusta Police
The North Augusta Public Safety Department states Helen Thomas 27 of North Augusta has not been missing and will not testify at a pre trial hearing for Gary Camp 37 of Hollywood Florida charged with assault and battery kidnapping burglary armed robbery and gun possession in a May 12 incident at her home. Camp remains in the county jail on a 1.3 million bond as further charges loom in other states.
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North Augusta
C.A. Pagano
Helen Thomas
Gary Camp
Hollywood, Fla
Walter Newman
Thomas
Aiken County
Newman
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Camp
Robert
Bob) Harte
Aiken Standard
Atlanta
Reagan Urges Cease Fire Amid Lebanon War Efforts
United States presses for an immediate cease-fire in Lebanon while considering a larger multinational peacekeeping force possibly including U S troops. President Reagan and allies push for Israeli withdrawal and U N backed security roles as Haig signals possible U S participation.
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Washington
Reagan
Lebanon
U.S
White House
Larry Speakes
Bonn
West Germany
NATO
Menachem Begin
State Department
Christopher Ross
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Jerusalem
Israel Radio
Begin
Samuel Lewis
Regin
Hi Arabian
Saud al-Faisal
Riyadh
Faisal
Khaled
International One
U.N
Sinai Desert
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Israel
David Gergen
Moore Defends Tax Bill Aimed at Local Accountability
Sen. Thomas L. Moore argues the inflation and new services clause curbs revenue boosts by local governments under Act 208. Aiken County from the county and city budgets to expand services despite a 1 percent cap, with officials planning final readings and potential veto by Gov. Riley.
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Aiken County
Thomas L. Moore
D-Aiken County
Sen. Moore
S.C. Attorney General’s
S.C. Tax Commission
Attorney General
Aiken
Roland H. Windham
W. Scott Barnes
Interest Rates Seen Not To Fall Much This Year
Treasury Secretary Regan said rates would edge down only slightly this year unless Congress approves a deficit cutting budget. He warned that without a compromise, rates could stay at high levels, delaying a recovery, with prime lending at 16 percent to 16.5 percent. If House passes the plan, Regan predicted rates under 14 percent by year end.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Regan
House
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Bill
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