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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1993

Page

5

Smith outlines tax hike stance amid council questions

James Roland Smith told Midland Valley Area Council he will listen to constituents on property tax increases while defending his past school funding votes. He warned reassessment will raise taxes, noted a 15 mill windfall rollback was forgone, and urged state government restructuring though rapid change is unlikely.

James Roland Smith D. Langley Midland Valley Area Council Smith Legislative Service Glover Midland Valley Council For South Carolina Electric and Gas Co Aiken County House Shanti Langley Democrat Rep. Smith

School tax talks hinge on talks with lawmakers

Trustees report plans for a one mill tax increase to keep Freedman Central School open amid a budget stalemate. Sen. Moore says a postmeeting dialogue will allow voters to judge whether board members, including Inease Williamson and Johnny Shaw, supported or opposed the tax. Rep. Rudnick urged unanimous action to enact the measure next week.

Irene K. Rudnick Freedman School Smith Board of Education Sen. Moore Freedman Central House General Assembly House Education Committee Williamsburg County D-Aiken Legistors Rep. Rudnick Freedman

Artist prints aid funding Aiken tree restoration plan

An artist from Denmark agreed to create a new print for Aiken to support the Deep Root Fertilization program aimed at saving shady live oaks on South Boundary Avenue. The project, linked to the city’s Putting Down Roots efforts, seeks matching grants and renewed tree revitalization.

Aiken South Boundary Avenue Henry Dibble Bank of Western Carolina June H. Murff Chamber Harrison Laurens Street Sinclair Station Abbott Denmark South Boundary

Summer movie slate previews feature Tom Cruise and Harrison Ford

A round of film previews outlines summer releases including The Firm with Tom Cruise and Jeanne Tripplehorn, Harrison Ford starring in a lead TV inspired return, and Crichton adaptations Rising Sun and The Pelican Brief. Also listed are Coneheads with Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin, and Tom and Jerry The Movie with Mason Gamble.

Teven Spielberg Paca Laura Dern Jeff Goldblum Sam Neill Rising Sun Crichton Sean Connery Wesley Snipes Los Angeles John Grisham Grisham Jeanne ‘Tripplehorn Gene Hackman Harrison Ford Sela Ward Tommy Lee Jones Julianne Moore Coneheads Christopher Lloyd Mason Gamble Tom and Jerry Tom Cat Jerry Mouse Dana Hill Charlotte Rae Rip Taylor David Lander

Summer Movie Lineup at Aiken Mall Cinemas

Aiken Mall Cinemas announces a summer schedule for G and PG films. G titles include Christmas Carol June 11 to 17, Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, Hugo the Hippo, Where the Red Fern Grows, Care Bears It, Against the Crooked Sky, The Jetsons, Homeward Bound with dates July to August. PG titles include Sister Act, Mighty Ducks, Beethoven, The Addams Family, Encino Man, Honey I Blew Up the Kid, Home Alone 2, Curly Sue, Ninjas, with runs spanning June to August. All changeable. films run Friday to Thursday.

Hugo the Hippo the Jetsons Mighty Duicks Beethoven the Addams Family Honey Curly Sue

First Time Jobless Claims Fall Slightly in May Report

Washington reports a small drop in first time unemployment claims with 345,000 filings for the latest week, down from 347,000 the prior week. The four week average rose to 342,750, as Illinois and Texas led weekly increases while Alabama and New Jersey showed declines.

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Record Continues On Heat Safety Tips For Summer

Record continues with a health advisory on preventing heat strokes and exhaustion. Edmonston advises drinking fluids, wearing light clothing, and maintaining air circulation with fans to avoid direct sun. Keep pets hydrated, give shade, and never leave dogs or cats in cars with windows up due to extreme temps.

Edmonston

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