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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1999

Page

8

University tuition rises with new classroom tech plan

The Columbia campus approves a $591.7 million budget linking a 3 percent in state tuition rise to 81 820 per semester and 5.1 percent for nonresidents. Nonresident medical students face a 10.1 percent jump to 12418 per semester. in state law, tuition up 4 percent to 3774 per semester.

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Referendum on Video Gambling Ban Voted On November 7

South Carolina considers a ballot measure to ban video gambling with a November 7 referendum. If kept, winnings limits shift from 5125 per player per day to 500 dollars, prompting opposition over legality and loopholes.

Secretary Visit Praises Land Gift To Savannah River Area

Secretary from 14 Richardson described the land gift as a way to thank Savannah River and its community for support to the United States in the Cold War. He thanked local, state and federal leaders and cited Rep Lind sey Graham as a strong defender of DOE programs. He praised Westinghouse Savannah River Company head Ambrose Schwalbe and team and noted future missions at the site. He answered questions on DOE facility security violations.

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Wildlife thriving at Savannah River Site despite nuclear history

Researchers note the Savannah River Site preserves about 90 percent of its land as pristine wilderness. The area harbors longleaf pines, Cypress swamps, wetlands, and the river hosts 650 aquatic insect species, 100+ reptiles and amphibians, 79 fish species, 1,500+ vascular plants, and thousands of wildlife including deer, turtles, alligators, birds, bobcats, and several endangered species. An ecologist explains the site is better protected than surrounding regions due to decades of isolation.

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Sprawls Discusses Public Service and Family Ties

Sprawls recalls 22 years in business and service on committees while praising his 23 year marriage to Billie and fatherhood to Laurie. He stresses payroll discipline and public expectations shaping a community focused on opportunity and high quality of life.

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