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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

17 Oct 2000

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Oct 17, 2000

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6

Art trees on eBay raise funds for Midlands public art

The Cultural Council of Richland and Lexington Counties expects about 50 000 dollars from public art sales on eBay with 35 trees totaling 62000 dollars after 10 percent artist fees. The top bid was 6100 for Simmons Symbols by Jonathan Green, while Our Palmetto by Brian Knuutt drew 3740 dollars.

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Columbia eBay Cultural Council of Richland Lexington Cultural Council Tracy Jones Aiken Martin Buckley Simmons Jonathan Green Philip Simmons Charleston Brian Knuutt Brennan Knuuti Knuutt State Fairgrounds Midlands
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Charleston schools eye ads on buses amid budget pressure

Charleston County school board approved a plan to place ads on buses and school property and hire a marketing firm to secure major advertisers like Coke Pepsi and Nike. Officials say the program could generate tens of millions over five years while critics warn of increased ads influencing students. The district projects a 12.4 million deficit this year while officials say taxes and programs won’t be cut.

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Charleston Charleston County Coke Pepsi Nike Kansas
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Fair treatment sought for tobacco farmers

Governor Hodges urged President Clinton to extend federal relief to flue-cured tobacco growers in South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia matching burley tobacco loans. A conference committee approved 509 million in burley loans and overseas marketing for excess burley, prompting calls for parity.

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