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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1993

Page

7

Beaulieu to locate new carpet plant in Aiken County

Beaulieu Corp plans a Dalton Ga based carpet plant in Aiken County aided by job tax credits and a $100 000 state electric cooperative grant. The project promises up to 700 jobs and a fast payoff within 18 months with $8 million in county tax returns over 20 years and major school funding. Beaulieu is the nations second largest carpet maker with 2000 employees and 29 U S plants.

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McMaster blasts Derrick and GOP strategy for 1994 gains

McMaster accused Rep. Derrick of dual roles in Washington power circles and in his Third District, saying he presents two faces to the public. He outlined GOP plans to build the base for 1994 with candidate development, membership growth, and voter data banks, while noting apparent Republican alignment with Perot ideas.

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Huff Opposes Using Public Funds for Lawsuits

Huff criticized a proposal to use taxpayer money to sue citizens saying it may be unlawful and not in the public interest. The attorney general’s office noted funds must serve public purposes and questioned legality depending on benefit to the public. Huff argued it’s ironic the school board seeks more money to run schools while ready to set aside funds for lawsuits.

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