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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 2001

Page

8

Aiken County schools offer crisis help after student deaths

Deputy Superintendent Dr Bill Gallman says crisis response teams are offered to schools after the sudden deaths of two students. South Aiken High and Aiken High saw counseling provided, with memorials and donations supporting scholarships and technology for Advanced Placement classes.

Bill Gallman Aiken County Bill Gassman South Aiken High Aiken High SAHS Nate Gassman

County eyes millage hike to fund fire departments

The county considers raising property and vehicle taxes by about six mills to fund fire departments. Roadblocks arise separating municipal vehicle tax from the bill, while Rawls notes separate vehicle taxation could relieve municipal taxpayers. A committee will review millage issues as council members urge equitable funding and action.

Counil Rawls Willar Hightower Susan Gi Dings Judicial and Public Safety Committee Ihe

County bond plan discussed amid referendum dispute

Aiken area leaders weigh a 1 percent sales tax bond as lawsuits swirl over ballot wording. Aiken and North Augusta governments seek a pro rata distribution while a church challenges the tax allocations. Officials expect a funding report within two weeks to keep projects funded and all governments whole.

Aiken North Augusta Smith

Tax debate looms as schools risk over $2 million cut

School leaders weigh restoring state education funds versus local tax increases. Board chair Dr John Bradley cautions if the state does not restore most funds, districts may raise taxes to cover the gap. A 4.7 mill hike looms if none are restored.

John Bradley Andrew Yaun Larry Murphy

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