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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 2010

Page

8

House budget writer targets 50 million in spending cuts

Columbia The House budget writer, Cooper, plans 50.2 million dollars in cuts to the 5 billion dollar state budget as he pulls out civil court fees and increased charges for vehicle registrations and hunting licenses. He says public schools won’t be cut.

Columbia House Mark Sanford Senate Supreme Court Jean Toal Cooper Piedmont Ken Kennedy D-Greeleyville Kennedy Senate Finance Committee Hugh Leatherman

Port shipments rise nearly thirty percent in Charleston

South Carolina port officials say container shipments through the Port of Charleston in April climbed about 29 percent from a year earlier, marking the fourth straight month of higher volume. Authority president Jim Newsome notes increasing exports in recent months.

Charleston South Carolina

Police charge woman in death of 79-year-old attorney

York police say Julia Phillips was charged with murder in the February 4 death of Melvin Roberts, a prominent South Carolina attorney. Roberts was strangled with a plastic pull-tie and a gun was fired at him from close range. the bullet struck his clothing but not his body.

Rock Hill South Carolina York Bill Mobley Julia Phillips Melvin Roberts Roberts Phillips

Carnival Fantasy Makes Charleston Home Port

Charleston unveils its first permanently home ported cruise ship the Carnival Fantasy. Mayor Riley and SC Ports Authority President Jim Newsome say the move boosts tourism and positions Charleston as a summer cruise hub drawing travelers from the Carolinas Tennessee and Georgia to Bahamas and Key West itineraries. Carnival executive Jim Berra notes strong guest interest and easier access than Florida departures.

Charleston South Carolina Carnival Cruise Lines Joseph P. Riley Jr North America Bahamas Key West Berra Atlanta Carolinas Tennessee Jacksonville Fla South Florida

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