Video Poker Rules Challenged Again
Upset video poker room operators ask a federal judge to reopen their fight against a year old state law. The Palmetto Association of Independent Operators seeks a temporary restraining order to bar Revenue Department agents from enforcing the law, saying rules were not outlined and enforcement is unfair.
Lost Trust Player Sells Tell‑All Book in Fallout
Rep. Tim Wilkes, only Innocent defector from Operation Lost Trust, plans a tell‑all book criticizing federal prosecutors. D Winnsboro signed Wednesday with Wyrick & Co. in Charleston to publish the book in the fall.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Tim Wilkes
America
Wilkes
Dwinnsboro
Wyrick &Co
School To Work Bill Becomes Law in South Carolina
Gov. Carroll Campbell signed the School-To-Work Transition Act expanding vocational education for high school students. The act shifts general and vocational tracks toward a more technical curriculum emphasizing math science and applied academics and broadening the apprenticeship program.
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Columbia
Carroll Campbell
Stated stury notices on Page 2B
Index lists Carolyn Francois Hilton Head Gladys LaGreen McCormick Ruth Williams North Elizabeth Vance Johnston for stury notices on Page 2B with names and page reference.
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Carolyn Francois
Hilton Head
Gladys LaGreen
McCormick
Ruth Williams
North
Elizabeth Vance
Johnston
Stuary
Substandard Pipe Suspected in Era of Sewer Leak
The New Ellenton sewer breaks when a plate pipe cracks sending raw sewage into a ground pool at 9 am. Patrick Environmental Services noted low flow. officials suspect substandard pipe. Crews cut out the cracked section and fused in a replacement while Health and Environmental Control treated the leak.
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New Ellenton
Patrick Environmental Services
Lexington
New
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Rowland
Cedar Creek
Bath Mill Closure Hits Bath County Hard
Bath Bath in Bath County faced severe economic strain after the mill shutdowns. Carl D. Langley, a 46 year veteran of Bath Mill, notes the era’s job losses and ongoing regional economic challenges, with the textile industry losses at the heart of the struggle.
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Bath
England
Carl D. Langley
Langley
Bath Mill
Aiken DOE Move Threatens Local Economy
Aiken County faces a potential 15 to 50 percent drop in activity if the Department of Energy relocates Savannah River Site workers from off site buildings. The study by Public Administration Consultants, commissioned by the Aiken and North Augusta chambers, warns of severe economic impact and notes a public meeting Monday at 6 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Complex.
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Aiken County
Department of Energy
Savannah River
DOE
Chambers of Commerce of
Aiken
North Augusta
Aiken Municipal
Public Administration Consultants
A Glimpse of Aiken Economic Decline and Losses
The report notes an 18.50 percent drop in office space value, 20 years of reduced commercial office construction, about one percent property tax loss for city and county governments and schools, and roughly $250 000 annual decline in retail and restaurant lunch revenues.
Olympic shooters to train at Windsor range in 1996
Windsor Aiken County earns pre Olympic training site status for skeet and pistol events ahead of the 1996 Atlanta Games. The Canadian skeet and pistol teams will train at the South Carolina Outdoor Shooting Center in Windsor, with 1995 1996 prep for Pan Am Games and World Cup circuit. Tom Nadolski led talks, and another expert predicted broader international use for the facility.
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Windsor
Aiken County
South Carolina
Aiken
Cedar Branch Road
U.S. 78
Tom Nadolski
Nadolski
Richard Sherman
Stone to Face Former Desk Mate for District 88 Seat
Republican Charles H. Stone of Edgefield filed to run against former desk mate Rep. Thomas E. Huff of North Augusta for the District 88 House seat in the Aug. 9 Republican primary. Stone's residence shift from District 82 came in the recent reapportionment and he cites intra party clashes over district lines. The winner faces no Democratic opposition. Stone is a two term House member who alleges party negotiations cost him his district.
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Charles H. Stone
Edgefield
Thomas E. Huff
North Augusta
Stone
Huff
Justice Department order seeks more black majority House districts
The action aimed to increase black majority districts by at least eight with court approval. Huff denied Stone's claims that GOP leaders struck deals with Black lawmakers to redraw districts and erode Democratic control. The move followed earlier qualifiers including Reg Williams and Oscar Stephens.
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U.S. Justice Department
Huff
Stone
House
Reg Williams
Edgefield County
Oscar Stephens
Salu
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