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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 2003

Page

7

South Carolina urged to sell naming rights for public buildings

Lt. Gov. Bauer proposes covering a half billion dollar budget gap by selling naming rights to government buildings roads and bridges. Critics warn of ethics concerns taxes and public trust. University of South Carolina already nets 5.5 million over 12 years from naming Colonial Center. Public officials respond with skepticism about corporate branding of state assets.

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Four honored for roles in desegregating South Carolina schools

The Senate approved Congressional Gold Medals for Rev. Joseph A. DeLaine Harry and Eliza Briggs Levi Pearson and U S Rep Jim Clyburn and Sen Ernest Hollings praised their work to end segregation in education. DeLaine faced arson and vandalism, his house burned in 1950 and parsonage shot at. he fled north and never returned to the state.

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Woman charged with sex with 14-year-old in York

An 18-year-old York woman, April Hollener, was charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor after allegedly having sex with a 14-year-old boy last summer. Hollener, a York Comprehensive High School student, claims pregnancy by the boy, per police.

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