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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1998

Page

3

Can South Carolina afford a billion-dollar education plan

South Carolina senators call for a 1 billion plan to cut kindergarten through third grade class sizes, add 5,300 teachers, and build about 160 new schools in Richland County. The plan faces funding hurdles as negotiators weigh bonds and annual costs while Gov Beasley and House Republicans resist.

Columbia South Carolina Wall Street Carla Moore Clemson Rick Barnes House Senate Richland County Joyce Abel South Carolina Education Association Abel Steven Mann University of South Carolina Economics John Pownall

End of Bike Week Brings Mixed Reactions on Strand

Myrtle Beach Bike Week winds down with police reporting no serious incidents and crowds higher than last year. Residents like Julia Kenney complain of noise, while vendors and visitors praise the event's business and weather. Atlantic Beach Memorial Weekend Bike Festival expected to draw up to 125,000.

Myrtle Beach Julia Kenney Perkasie Grand Strand Seth Andy Williams Upstate New York St. Ince Ward Ward Ricky Terri Voltz Richard George Fisher Ricky Voltz Atlantic Beach

Metts exits governor race splitting GOP and Dems

Lexington County Sheriff James Metts withdrew from the governor race at the state Republican convention. He said his candidacy could undermine the GOP goal of electing a Republican governor and hugged Gov. Beasley after his announcement. Beasley aides noted an informal agreement helped by mutual friend Milton Moore, leaving Beasley with a June primary against William Able and a November rematch with Democrat James Hodges.

Metts David Beasley Beasley Milton Moore Richland County William Able James Hodges House Terry Haskins

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