Longtime Gloverville principal Miss Rush retires
Tears over S C 421 mark a community sendoff for Miss Rush as about 300 students sign a banner while leaders praise her decade of leadership. She urges parents to monitor television and encourage reading as she plans to care for her mother and reflect on a career begun at Lynchburg College and continued at Western Carolina University.
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School Board Defense Over Private Lawsuits Sparks Confusion
Burkhalter states civil wrongs against his client were committed during board actions and seeks redress. Shaw defends employees but condemns funding retaliatory lawsuits. Board pledges to defend good faith actions while noting constitutional concerns. Discrepancies arise over who moved to fund private suits.
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Balloon demo excites students with airborne flames
Kuhl led students onto a grassy field for a balloon demonstration. He attached the burner and basket, connected cables, and inflated the teal and hot pink canvas. A motor fan started, heat rose to 140 degrees, then the balloon lifted as students backed away.
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Clinton wins House vote on tax bill despite GOP split
The proposal would exempt most low income households, hit middle income families up to about 400 dollars yearly, and tax energy. The White House signaled potential Senate compromise, marking a legislative win for Clinton after prior disclosures. House Budget Chairman Martin Sabo called the passage a substantive focus, though Senate passage remains uncertain.
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DOE backs building replacement tritium facility at SRS
An independent consultant and DOE officials endorse moving tritium work from Mound to the Savannah River Site. The Replacement Tritium Facility at SRS would be underground, cost about 374 million dollars, with tests possible within weeks and full operation by 1996. Governor Campbell praised the decision.
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Derrick Derrick’s frantic work aids Clinton budget vote
South Carolina Democrat Rep. Butler Derrick described 48 hours of intensive lobbying as the House approved President Clinton’s budget reconciliation package. Derrick, chief deputy whip, helped line up support among Democrats while facing Republican opposition. He boasted it delivers the largest deficit reduction in history, with the package reducing the federal deficit by 500 billion dollars over five years.
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