City housing program aims to build diverse neighborhoods
The city projekt uses CDBG funds to finance homes in Chesterfield North with mortgages paid off over time. Pro Tem Lessie Price praised the partnership and its inclusive goals. Councilman Pat Cunning supports a new approach to affordable housing, emphasizing neighborhoods over projects. LeDuc expects completion by July.
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Price
Pat Cunning
Cunning
LeDuc
Chesterfield North
Graham Tame as House prosecutor in Clinton impeachment trial
The article discusses Graham Tame serving as House prosecutor in Clinton's impeachment trial before the Senate. It covers reactions to a controversial comment about his heft to replace Thurmond, with opinions from Bill Moore of the College of Charleston. The Democratic Party faced edits and deletions of an Internet news release related to the remark.
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House
Clinton
Senate
College of Charleston
Bill Moore
Graham
Thurmond
Moore
State Democratic Party
Harpoothan
Cecily McKinney
Democratic Party
Joanie Lawson
Radium Levels in Jackson Water Under Review
Dennis cites radium in Jackson water above the EPA five pico curies per liter standard with readings of 6.58 and 6.2 through 1999–2000. DHEC will resume quarterly testing, identify the well causing high levels, and consider deeper wells or new filtration to reduce radium while noting the risk remains low over short periods.
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Dennis
DHEC
Environmental Protection Agency
Jackson
Pat Sullivan
Lock and dam at Augusta under rehab with ownership terms discussed
The Corps and local officials debate rehabilitation needs for the Savannah River lock and dam. Walls undermined by drought raise safety concerns while a $9.5 million rehab plan and fish ladder installation must precede transfer to North Augusta and Aiken County.
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North Augusta
Charles Martin
Martin
Army Corps of Engineers
Ken Dyle
Jim Parker
Augusta
Parker
Augusta Richmond County
Aiken County
Corps
South Carolina
Georgia Shore
Savannah River
UPS to hire with 2 to 3 week cycles at Aiken site
UPS outlines a phased hiring plan through the year with five or six classes of new employees. The company will use the South Carolina Employment Security Commission in Aiken and emphasizes ongoing planning avoids concrete dates. The Louisville brokerage facility remains primary while the Aiken site provides backup and workload offset. Applicants may call 1 888 967 5877 or visit upsjobs.com for details.
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Humes
UPS
Aiken
South Carolina Employment Security Commission
Commission
Louisville
Informa
Tion
Upsjobs
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