Huff urges open debate on education funding in Aiken County
North Carolina lawmaker Thomas E Huff R North At called for a full scale no holds barred discussion of public education during a session with county legislators and Aiken County Board of Education officials. He warned of an impending educational dustbow l tied to job losses at SRS and regional plant closures and urged scrutiny of taxes and school funding amid rising costs.
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Bombing Suspects Disappear Amid New Clues
New York sources say the principal suspect Mohammed A Salameh may be aided by associates who fled to the Middle East as federal agents search a New Jersey storage facility recovered over 100 pounds of explosives. Elgabrowny, jailed on obstruction charges, gave his Brooklyn address for a license. Nosair relation noted. Universal denunciations followed from a radical cleric linked to the mosque.
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Readers are encouraged to share news ideas by calling 548-2311. Names listed include Sonya D. Carter in Williston Frances L. Castaneda of North Augusta Kenneth R. Creed of Belvedere and Gloria Pat Randall of Trenton.
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Anaclerio Cleared To Vote On Aiken Bond Issue
Aiken City Councilman Michael Anaclerio was cleared to vote on Monday's 2.2 million recreation bond after a review by City Attorney James M. Holly. Holly said Anaclerio has no role in issuing the bonds, but his brokerage firm Robinson Humphrey cannot participate in bidding to avoid conflicts.
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Aiken's Recreation Plans Face Two Part Series
The Aiken Standard announces a two part series on local recreation starting Sunday. The piece notes a $3.2 million facilities build on the northside and includes details on bids and a council vote amid ethics questions centered on Councilman Anaclerio and Representative Rudnick.
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Clinton-Yeltsin Vancouver summit set for April date
President Clinton called Boris Yeltsin a man of courage and announced a two day summit in Vancouver Canada next month Clinton will travel outside the United States for the first time as president to press for aggressive engagement in Russia s economic and political revitalization Officials said Washington may consider a safety net fund to aid Russians laid off during the shift to efficiency and reform This developing plan reflects a broader effort to shore up the Russian government during its transition
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More Trees Cut Down In County By George
An out of town contractor faces up to 16590 in fines after violating Aiken's Tree Protection and Landscape Ordinance by cutting down 70 trees on Cardinal Drive near Silver Bluff Road behind Dr. Fred W. Greene's offices. City Attorney James M. Holly says the contractor has been charged with removing 20 large pines and could be charged 237 for each of the 70 trees. The case goes to City Court on March 15 with potential damages sought for 50 additional trees. If guilty and unable to pay, the contractor could be sentenced to 30 days per tree.
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Video Poker Battle Continues In Aiken Court Battle
Aiken and video poker operators faced off in Circuit Court as Judge Frank Eppes hears a motion for a temporary injunction to halt city regulations. City Attorney James M. Holly argues state law allows local rules. operators’ rep John Harte seeks restraint. The city seeks strict hours midnight to 8 am and 18 age limit, plus zoning restrictions on machine placement.
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Du Pont wins suit over DOE severance reimbursements
The Aiken Standard notes a Friday story error on Du Pont Co winning a U.S. Claims Court and U.S. Court of Appeals ruling against the Department of Energy over severance pay reimbursements paid to employees in 1989. No settlement occurred.
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