Civil War reenactors educate on history at Redcliffe estate
Beech Island hosts a Civil War era gathering with the Palmetto Battalion and Augusta Technical College participants. Richard Key forges tools at a blacksmith’s yard while Marty Harmon notes education as the aim, arguing the war centered on states rights, not slavery. Mrs. Swaney recalls a slave named Uncle Dan Ferguson and reflects on race relations of the era. Greg Maynard, a private in the 21st Ohio, says the war was about preserving the Union and expresses love of history.
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Augusta Technical College
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Linconton, Ga
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America
Clinton blasts Big Oil delay on energy tax at NH rally
President Clinton faulted the Senate and the “big oil lobby” for trying to derail his energy tax plan. He argued the proposal lowers deficits and spares families under 20 thousand dollars, with modest increases for higher earners, as he addressed graduates in New Hampshire and pressed Congress to pass his budget. He used radio remarks to attack an alternative plan seen as delaying taxes on the rich and curbing Social Security and Medicare.
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Clinton pollster say administration lost control of economic agenda
ST. CHARLES Ill President Clintons pollster says the administration has lost control of its economic agenda. He cites flawed spending cuts and higher taxes as key issues while noting Bush Quayle campaign pollsters view different uses of polls. Greenberg and Steeper compare White House polling practices at a national conference.
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Sunday TV Lineups Round Clinton Economic Plan
ABC This Week features Sen. David Boren Rep. Craig Washington and Rep. Charles Stenholm discussing the Clinton plan. CBS Face the Nation moderates as Gephardt Breaux Matthews and Pinkerton assess congressional trouble and policy details. NBC Meet the Press lists Moynihan Johnston Kasich as guests. CNN Newsmaker Sunday with Sesno cites Bennett Johnston Gephardt.
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David Boren
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Otexas
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O-Texas
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House
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D-La
Christopher Matthews
Washington
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James Pinkerton
Bush
NBC
Meet the Press
Daniel Moynihan
D-N.y
Bennett Johnston
John Kasich
R-Onio
CNN
Frank Sesno
Clinton
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Steeper Criticizes Wealth Gap Over Agreement Followups
Steeper argued that ongoing follow ups on the agreement showed the wealthy benefiting at the expense of the middle class, urging tighter enforcement and redress of imbalances.
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County board debates 8.1 millage in desegregation plan
The chamber of directors votes to endorse an 8.1 millage increase. Critics call the move political and say the county is too large and diverse to be governed by a single district. Supporters favor smaller, independent districts with local control and more facts before any plan is adopted.
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Shaw
Hyer
John B. Bradley
Aiken
Tommy Moore
D-Clearwater
Lawmaker Pushes One District Per County in SC
A House bill proposed by Rep. Woodrow McKay would create a single district per South Carolina county by 1994, with possible cross-county transfers. Public hearings in Orangeburg explore merging eight districts, while Lexington County and others weigh consolidation. opinions vary among trustees and state officials.
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Woodrow McKay
Florence
South Carolina
House Education and Public Works Committee
Orangeburg County
David Coleman
Orangeburg
Coleman
Lexington County
Barbara Gainey
Lexington
Richland
Gainey
Kay Williams
North Carolina
Chamber voices over school millage amid rising student numbers
Verenes argues the proposed 8.1 mill fund measure barely preserves current standards as 700 more public school students arrive next year. He warns of business costs if schools weaken. State Rep Irene Rudnick backs the plan, sending it to House Education Committee for the 1993-9 school year.
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