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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2005
Page
6
Columbia Democratic leaders acknowledge a difficult path to rebuild the party ahead of the 2006 elections. They plan a long-term build focusing on local races to gain momentum, recruit candidates for school boards and councils, and eventually improve chances for statewide wins.
A South Carolina House bill led by Rep. Vida Miller proposes banning casino boats statewide as Georgetown County appeals a ruling that local governments lack power to bar docking. Coastal towns oppose gambling cruises amid historic attempts dating to 1998 without final Senate passage.
Remains recovered under The Citadel stadium were buried in Magnolia Cemetery North Charleston in a mass Confederate funeral. Twenty one soldiers and sailors were laid to rest as widows received folded Stars and Bars flags, with remarks on history and unity.
A 4 year old boy Donato Toves died after being struck crossing in front of a school bus after school. State troopers investigate though no charges filed. Windsor Hill Elementary counselors will be on hand.
Charleston AP reports a BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina subsidiary, Palmetto Government Benefits Administrators, won a $142 million Medicare contract. The deal will create about 600 jobs in South Carolina and save 650 others in Columbia and Florence, shielding the state from significant layoffs after losses on TriCare contracts.
Dr. Kimberly Lewis promotes a limited time offer giving $200 worth of chiropractic care for $20 at two clinics in Trafalgar Street and Edgefield Folk Street. The package includes consultation, X rays, exam, literature, and guidance, with eligibility for new or returning patients and a March window.
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