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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1996

Page

8

Proposed Educational Accountability Bill Sparks Statewide Debate

The Education Accountability Act of 1996 aims to set test score standards and tie grants to meeting goals. It would push schools to improve or face principal replacements and potential teacher nonrenewals, drawing heavy opposition from the South Carolina Education Association and educators statewide.

Columbia Mike Jaskwhich Jaskwhich Greenville House Barbara Nielsen Princi South Carolina Education Association Sumter SCEA Sheila Gallagher Gallagher

Wintry Blast Ushers In First Day Of Spring

A cold front swept across South Carolina on the first day of spring with 50s high temperatures and 35 mph winds. Western North Carolina saw up to 10 inches of snow. Locals adapted with warm clothing and indoor protection for plants and outdoor attractions. Hotels and inns in Charleston reported full bookings despite the chilly spell.

South Carolina National Weather Service Tim Hawks North Carolina Charwood Golf Club West Columbia Jack Lawrence Riverbanks Zoo Laura McMickens David Melton James Mitchell Columbia Interstate 20 Georgia Tom Biga Clemson University Charleston Linn Lesesne

Tourism leaders fear negative press won't hurt South Carolina visitors

South Carolina officials rally behind a hopeful tourism outlook after coverage of a trooper arrest and a Laurens KKK store. They insist the industry, which drew over 30 million visitors and $13 billion last year, remains resilient despite racial overtones and media attention.

Columbia South Carolina Florida Laurens Lou Fontana State Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism Lance Corp W.H. Beckwith Wom John Howard KKK Howard Taylor Damonte Institute For Tourism Research University of South Carolina

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