Aiken County budget hike aims at regional landfill costs
The Aiken County Council proposed Fiscal 1999 budget includes a 5 mill tax increase to fund regional landfill operations shared with eight surrounding counties. The increase would raise the total levy to 63.5 mills, costing about $9.80 more yearly for a $50,000 home, and supports $476 million in spending against a $47.2 million revenue forecast, with the deficit to be corrected before passage.
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Aiken County
William Shepherd
Aiken
Savannah River
Shepherd
Aiken Technical College
University of South Carolina Aiken
Deaths of Dave Hazel and Aiken George Ashford Milner Jr
Obituary notices report the deaths of Dave Hazel and Aiken George Ashford Milner Jr. The notices appear in page 6A with brief biographical details and dates. Married life, occupations, and surviving relatives may be listed as standard obituary elements.
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Dave Hazel, Aiken
George Ashford Milner Jr
Aiken
Lottery numbers reported for Monday draw
The Ga lottery announces winnings from Monday draws. Cash 3 Midday numbers were 5 and 18. Cash 3 Evening numbers were 8 and 83. Cash 4 numbers were 92 55. Fantasy 8 numbers were 16 18 24 82 8.
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Fantasy
Beasley opens bid for re election in state wide tour
Gov. David Beasley kicked off his re election campaign traveling across South Carolina to show he remains aligned with the message that secured his 1998 victory. He urged support for tax cuts and smaller government amid attacks on Democrats and video poker foes. He faces Columbia lawyer William Able in the June 9 GOP primary.
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David Beasley
Aiken City
Beasley
Supreme Court
William Able
Columbia
South Carolina Drops Near Bottom in Kids Count Ranking
The Annie E. Casey Foundation report shows South Carolina ranking 48th nationwide in child health and welfare. Baron Holmes of the Budget and Control Board urges deeper change beyond programs, calling for shifts in attitudes and care choices to boost outcomes. The study tracks high school dropout, poverty, and infant mortality among other indicators.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Annie E. Casey Foundation
District of Columbia
Baron Holmes
Holmes
State Budget and Control Board
Blame it all on El Nino in the weather debate
A Washington discussion weighs El Nino as a blame magnet for California storms and Northeast ice. Experts caution against linking individual events to the climate pattern while noting regional impacts. Professors Wallace and Glantz offer skeptical but nuanced views on year to year variability.
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Washington
California
New England
Canada
Florida
Alabama
Alexandria
Pacific Ocean
Michael Glantz
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boul
Der
Colorado
West
Glantz
John M. Wallace
University of Washington
Concert season opens with Aiken Community Band
The Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert Series launched Monday night with the Aiken Community Band under Col William Clark. The program ranged from marches to Broadway and folk tunes, ending with a salute to the armed forces as about 875 fans enjoyed the performance.
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Scott Webster
Aiken
Hopeland Gardens
William Clark
Broadway
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