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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1995
Page
4
State government offered early retirement incentives to cut bureaucracy but backfired as $21 million in benefits were paid and many agencies hired replacements. Lawmakers push for scrutiny of whether retirements actually reduced costs and how agencies adjust staffing in the budget debate.
Nucor Corp plans a large steel facility in Berkeley County creating hundreds of high paying jobs and boosting South Carolina’s economy amid recent regional setbacks. Gov Beasley pledges aggressive pursuit of quality development as BMW remains the state’s top industrial anchor. The decision cements a newer era of economic growth under the current administration and state agencies.
The Aiken Standard published by Aiken Communications Inc provides mailing and office addresses at P O Box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802 with phone numbers for delivery problems and news tips and notes its ISSN 0893 2557 and 1867 establishment date.
The letter seeks relatives of John Calhoun Williams born 1903 died 1978 with siblings Lucius Gladys Myrtice and others. It lists Army service as Major Bill and family details and provides contact for D W Williams in San Antonio. Additional content covers Hurricane Central Showplace in Aiken with Leon Everett and John Davenport and community praise for the venue.
A letter urges voters to evaluate Judge Pyle's First Amendment record in a state Supreme Court race. It argues arrests over a prayer vigil were unconstitutional and calls constituents to contact legislators before the mid March vote.
A neighborhood critic questions the plan to bus northside children to Schofield, arguing for neighborhood middle schools despite new construction on the north side. The letter cites travel times, access for sick children, and perceived bias in school placement while praising local schools and staff. The text also notes AAUW Book Fair raising funds and a found orthopedic knee brace.
A Langley seniors group at Mid Valley Church expresses thanks to Gail Hodson and youth for a banquet and program titled USA Red White and Blue. The note lauds Pastor Bert Baynham, invites visitors, and pivots to a local post office rumor while criticizing socialism and praising privatization of the postal service.
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