Kaitlyn Shanahan cancer survivor plans Alaska marathon
Kaitlyn, a seven year old in remission, attends St Mary's Help of Christians. Her mother Mrs. Shanahan praises community support through her child's illness and plans to run the Mayor's Midnight Sun Marathon in Anchorage on June 21 to raise leukemia research funds. The family thanks churches friends and volunteers who lifted their spirits.
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Anchorage
Alaska
South Carolina
Leukemia Society of America
Shanahan
Marathon Fund Donation Request for Mrs Shana Han
A donation plea requests contributions to Mrs Shana han’s Marathon Fund via checks to the Leukemia Society of America at 322 East Hedge Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801, in her name.
Cooperative urges new bylaws and TV profits sharing
The Lincolnsburg Cooperative proposes bylaw amendments on trustee eligibility requiring a 10 year gap after employment before candidacy and votes to include satellite television profits in the capital credits program. Contested trustee races feature Roy Steed vs Henry Rowland in New Ellenton Jackson district with Gloria Busch Johnson facing Jones Butler. Ed Swartz and DeWitt Livingston are unopposed. Meeting hours move from 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m with more voting lines and tents to beat heat.
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Roy Steed
Ellenton, Jackson
Henry
Hank) Rowland
Gloria Busch-Johnson
Aiken County
Jones Butler
Saluda County
Ed Swartz
Wagener
DeWitt Livingston
North
NASA Tech Transfer Expands Industry via Outreach in South Carolina
NASA advances commercial use of space tech through industrial outreach with firms and state economic personnel. Since 1994 NASA tech valued at 59.8 million has been transferred to South Carolina, saving or adding 571 jobs and spawning 13 new products locally. Nationally 1.6 billion in tech transfers since 1993 have created 938 new products and 16,300 jobs.
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Davenport
NASA
South Carolina
America
Senate tax relief clash with House over budget timing
Senate and House dispute over tax cuts and funding priorities pits the partners against each other as Republican leaders push immediate relief while Democrats and senators argue the moves are not germane to the current budget and risk political blame. State officials warn of a party optics game amid a fluid budget outlook.
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Senate
Robinson
Henry McMaster
McMaster
Sen
John Land
Manning
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