Aiken restricts adult businesses to suburban industrial zones
The Aiken City Council passed an ordinance restricting adult businesses to existing Suburban Industrial Zones with three locations identified on Rutland Avenue Marlboro Street and Beaufort Street. The measure, supported unanimously, aims to curb problems near residences and public areas and sets a 1500 foot buffer from homes parks and public spaces.
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Aiken
Rutland Avenue
Accross
North Aiken
Michael Annders
Tett
Lessie B. Price
USC Aiken to Build Largest Campus Structure in 1994
USCA held a ceremony marking the start of construction on a 95,000 square foot, three story building between the Etherredge and Student Activities centers. The $9.5 million project will house the Schools of Business and Education, aiming to foster closer ties and joint programs to benefit students and the wider community.
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USC Aiken
Icks and Mortar
USCA
Robert Alexander
Alexander
Ether”redge
Thomas L. Moore
DS Tearwater
Bulding
Boss
Brian Goethe
Funds Reallocation For SRS Cleanup Tech Reversed
A September plan to move 20 million from the New Production Reactors program to environmental cleanup at the Savannah River Site has been reversed. The move aimed to fund a South Carolina university consortium including Clemson, MUSC, USC, USC Aiken, and South Carolina State University. The administration and Congress blame each other for the reversal as DOE delays a possible new reactor.
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Savannah River
Bush
Congress
Department of Energy
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South Carolna
BRS
Thou
South Carolina Consortium
Clemson University
The
Medical University of South Carolina
University of South Carolina
Universit of South Carolina-Aiken
South Carolina State University
South Carolina Universities Research and Education
Local tip line and weather notes from readers
A short community item invites readers to call 48 2311 with news ideas. The snippet lists names including Archie Baughman Jr and Woodrow Day among others from North Augusta Gloverville Belvedere Graniteville and Cleveland Ohio, with mentions of television and weather.
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Archie Baughman Jr
Aiken Woodrow Day
North Augusta
George Radden
Cleveland
Ohio
Mattie Russell
Connie Sitler
Gloverville
William Curtis Storey
Riderening
Educators criticize South Carolina math plan flaws
Association members and officials say proposed math education changes insult teachers and hinder top students. Lexington County assistant superintendent Michael Turner calls for a complete rewrite. About 50 educators met at the South Carolina Education Association building to discuss the plan and related arts and foreign language components. They warn the proposals, prepared by teachers and university faculty, raise expectations local districts cannot meet. Education Department plans statewide meetings as forums are sponsored by state and local groups. The math proposal opens with a jab at the current system.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Michael Turner
Lexington County
South Carolina Education Association
Analysts Say Inflation Pressure Remains Contained
The Labor Department reported a 0.1 percent October rise in wholesale prices led by modest gains in gasoline and produce, offset by a drop in new car costs. Analysts say the underlying inflation rate remains tame, potentially giving the Fed room to cut rates. Prices for some foods surged due to drought and supply issues, while core inflation stayed subdued.
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Epaseingtor
Labor Department
Clinton
Federal Reserve
South Carolina Growth Projections Barely Rise
South Carolina forecasters trim revenue outlook for 1993-94 to 3.58 billion dollars, a small rise that barely covers debt service. Board member Hunter Howard warns the estimate should be conservative amid debt and reserve concerns gene rating cautious budgeting for agencies and thousands of workers.
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Columbia
Board of Economic Advisers
Charlie Brooks
Hunter Howard
Howard
October core inflation dips for third time in five months
The core inflation rate fell 0.1 percent in October signaling easing price pressures. A 2.3 percent drop in new car prices aided the decline though overall car prices rose briefly due to new models. the government noted the seasonal adjustment produced a net decline for the month.
Edgefield Prison Site Cleared in Draft Impact Statement
A draft environmental impact statement endorses the Edgefield Federal Correctional Institution site, predicting annual operations budget of 10 to 15 million dollars and 250 new permanent jobs. Local hires are expected to be at least 60 percent. The project would span 250 acres about a mile from Edgefield, boosting construction employment and local economy per Sen. Fritz Hollings and Sen. Strom Thurmond.
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Fritz Hollings
Ds.c
Strom Thurmond
RSC
Edgefield
Sen. Hollings
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