Three Jackson Students Attend Government Washington Workshop
Three Jackson High students Donnie McElmurray Ellen Zimmerman and Vernon Dunbar were chosen by faculty to join the Washington Workshop a program to help high schoolers understand government They joined 139 students from across the U S visited galleries met senators and representatives studied in committees at Capitol Hill and at Merrimont College They toured landmarks and later debated bills in four committees Vernon plans to study political science Donnie prefers fewer hassles.
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Multiple school events highlight Pinecrest Kennedy Belvedere pages
Kay Rogers won Division A in a 6.4 mile race and Chris Hamilton won Division B with 13 miles. Classroom winners included Anna Lori Spence John Warren Travis Mathews Sammey Grice and Larry Spence. Pinecrest Elementary held a chorus concert and talent show with top acts Chandler Lindley Lisa Clarke Steve Cook and Ron Cleckley. Kennedy Junior High student William Clyburn Jr. placed in the statewide Wildlife Federation contest. Belvedere Elementary crowned Little Miss and Master Belvedere Monica Joette Smith and Clinton O Crick with runners up Holly Branham Clinton Webb Laura Powell and Chad Godwin. Aiken School District received a 5868 dollar nutrition grant for a summer training program for 26 elementary teachers with five weeks of workshops starting July 16.
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National Wildlife Week
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Small Business Week sparks mixed feelings across sectors
The NFIB blasts National Small Business Week as mere show while SBA plans state winner visits to Washington and a White House Conference on Small Business grows policy hope. Critics urge tax relief, wage reforms, Social Security changes, and court-cost provisions to aid small firms.
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Small Business Drives 43 Percent of U.S. GNP
New York AP report highlights small firms as 14 million enterprises representing 97 percent of U.S. businesses, employing over 50 million, and contributing 43 percent of GNP. Advocates push for policy changes and a White House conference to boost government responsiveness to small enterprise.
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U.S
New York
Small Business Administration
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White House
Department of Small Enterprise
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