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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2003

Page

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South Carolina House Approves 5.3 Billion Budget Plan

The South Carolina House approved a 5.3 billion spending plan after a budget conference report was backed 72 to 37 despite Democratic concerns. Senate debate continued with mixed reactions as education funding remains a flashpoint and local districts face tax or staffing pressures if funding does not rise.

Columbia House Senate Dent Board of Economic Advisors Budget Writers Eater James Smith D-Columbia Ways and Means Bobby Harrell Hugh Leatherman Mark Sanford Sanford

Aiken County eliminates summer program for 2003

The Aiken County School District will end its summer school for about 200 students in grades 3 through 8 due to budget cuts. Assistant superintendent Dr. Frank Roberson said after-school programs will serve the students in 2003 2004 if funds remain. Middle and high school students failing subjects may attend fee based summer sessions to promote to the next grade. Programs were to be held at Aiken Middle School Paul Knox Middle Midland Valley High School and Aiken High School.

Feruidanny Frank Roberson Roberson Aiken Middle School Paul Knox Middle School Midland Valley High School Aiken High School

Graduation video and embraces mark Ridge Spring Monetta and Silver Bluff ceremonies

Graduation day at Ridge Spring Monetta High School and Silver Bluff High School featured 54 Ridge Spring Monetta graduates led by Amanda Miller with three salutatorians Angelia Rodriguez Tina Driggers and Lynn Kneece while Silver Bluff honored valedictorian Kenya Bryant and salutatorian Hannah Byers as the Aiken County District staged ongoing commencements with students eager to start at area colleges and say farewell.

Ridge Spring- Monetta Amanda Miller Angelia Rodriguez Tina Driggers Lynn Kneece Silver Blur Kenya Bryant Hannah Byers Aiken County

Families vacationing much closer to home

Local travel experts say Sept 11 and overseas conflicts keep Aiken families grounded and touring domestically. Rene Campbell and Brandi James note low European trips, with few plans for Mediterranean or Asian destinations. Disney World and Carolina beaches remain popular as families favor multiple short trips within a 10 hour drive. Domestic trips already planned this year show resilient travel despite fears.

Rene Campbell Aiken Travel Mediterranean Asia Australia Brandi James AAA Aiken Campbell James Carolina Beaches Walt Disney World Orlando Fla Myrtle Hilton Head Disney World Washington, D.C Outer Banks Williamsburg

Special graduation section to publish Saturday

Aiken Standards announces a special graduation section to appear in Saturdays paper. It will feature a complete graduate list from area high schools and photos of each class valedictorian and salutatorian. Schools named include Aiken High South Aiken North Augusta Midland Valley Williston Elko Silver Bluff Ridge Spring Man otta Strom Thurmond Wardlaw Academy Aiken Preparatory School Aiken Christian and the Aiken County Career Center.

Aiken Aiken High School South Aiken High School North Augusta Midland Valley Williston-Elko Silver Bluff Ridge Spring- Manotta Strom Thurmond High School Wardlaw Academy Aiken Preparatory School Aiken Christian Aiken County Career Center

Aiken road work resumes with Laurens Street paving plan

Crews to repave Laurens Street from Park to Barnwell as part of a summer paving season running March 15 to November. Whiskey Road work pauses briefly and resumes later. Officials urge patience and note two-block stretches will be done in two days while businesses stay open.

Aiken County Laurens Street Terry Whiskey Road Park Avenue Barnwell Avenue Aiken Janet Augeri Morris

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