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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1993
Page
5
Aiken County officials including law enforcement and judges will gather at 6:30 p.m. in Judge Max Meek's Kalmia Mall offices for a fraudulant check seminar. He will outline elements of the fraudulent check law and warrant procedures to aid case handling.
ANN DERFLER noted a winter storm building in Aiken as 16 seagulls gathered on her lawn. JEAN SULLIVAN, former APS secretary, recalled asking if dorm duty would be at night after learning a dormitory would honor her husband ARTHUR.
Lawmakers push for exact cost savings from a plan to collapse 140 state agencies into about 40 and give the governor power over department heads. Debate on the $3.7 billion budget begins with questions about hidden costs for new cabinet posts and salaries. 13 new administrative law judges would cost up to 3.5 million yearly, offset by eliminating commissions.
Franklin Smith notes the racing business demands money and courage as many pause before entering. Yet the lure of a Kentucky Derby Preakness or Belmont Stakes win remains the bright prize that drives participants toward the pinnacle of the sport.
The piece notes Aiken as a winter hub for racing horses with 365 horses housed from Thanksgiving to mid May and up to 20 trainers. Trainers depart after May 15 to racing hubs in New York Kentucky and Europe for summer workouts, races range 6 to 10, and two year olds are trained in starting gates before returning to big-city tracks.
Parents can be claimed as dependents if five tests are met including support relationship gross income joint return and residency. A multiple support agreement allows one or more contributors to claim them if each provider signs to share at least 10 percent support.
Charleston historians and Confederate descendant volunteers uncover remains of at least six sailors buried under the Johnson Hagood Stadium parking lot, part of a larger 36 men believed buried at the Citadel site. They aim to salvage and rebury the remains with archaeologists assisting.
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