Democrats Continue Fight Amid Tight New Ellenton Finances
Democrats tally 286 voters in a special primary amid a shaky city budget tied to a controversial sewer system. Incumbent candidate Christian blamed low turnout for defeat and warned Republicans aided Adams’ bid, while party president Howington noted the vote surpassed expectations and will be certified at City Hall.
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Aiken City Talks D A R E Grants and New Programs
Aiken City Council discussed D A R E grant denial for middle and high schools amid notes that a state funding decision is pending. Officials consider a substitute program with broader focus including family issues while seeking alternative funding and public support.
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Trade Deficit for March worst in nearly four years
The Commerce Department reports March U.S. merchandise trade deficit at 10.2 billion dollars, the widest in almost four years. Imports surged 9.7 percent to a record 49.2 billion, led by energy, autos, iron and steel, and chemicals. Analysts foresee continued deficits as export demand weakens and import growth persists, with policy pressure mounting for action amid Clinton’s stance on opening foreign markets.
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