USC Aiken to Remain in State University System
USC Aiken has won its battle to stay affiliated with USC Columbia and remain part of the state university system, according to members of an Ad Hoc Committee on Relationships. Committee members Gasper L. Toole and Cater express support for USCA remaining in the system, while Arthur Bahnmuller and Jin Lansbury offer cautious optimism about unity without specifics. The panel plans a formal report to the USC Board of Trustees.
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USC Aiken
USC Columbia
Naling
Boston
Usc Board of Trustees
USCA
Gasper L. Toole
Aiken County Commission On Higher Education
Toole
Cater
of Trustees
Arthur Bahnmuller
Jin Lansbury
USC Spartanburg
Dash To Election Begins As Campaign Heats Up
EAST LANSING Mich President Bush and Bill Clinton reopen a two week sprint to Election Day after a stormy debate. They clash over taxes and Perot’s attacks while polls show Clinton with a narrow edge. Clinton campaigns in the Midwest as Bush pursues a late swing through Georgia and South Carolina.
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East Lansing
Mich
Bush
Bill Clinton
Ross Perot
Atediy
Clinton
Odent Saeco
Ises Bush
Teen Abortions Reveal Parental Awareness Patterns
The Alan Guttmacher Institute finds 45 percent of girls in states with no parental notification disclose abortions to a parent. Younger teens show higher parental knowledge, with 90 percent of 14 year olds and younger informed versus 74 percent of five year olds. Overall, 61 percent of girls under 18 have a parent know of the decision. 55 percent had a parent told directly, while 15 percent learned from others.
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New York
Alan Guttmacher
New Ellenton Sets Final Reading For Sewer Ordinance
The New Ellenton City Council postponed final action on the sewer ordinance and scheduled a second reading for Monday November 2 at 7 p m in the Civic Center. The ordinance will be available for public examination from October 21 at City Hall. Citizens urged more time for review amid concerns over proposed rate structures and council consideration of three rate options.
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New Ellenton
New Ellenton Civic Center
New Ellenton City Hall
Atoyor Randy Shave
Pres Mayoran
Judge Allows More Time In Video Poker Debate
A state circuit court judge in North Augusta gave both sides two days to file additional documentation in a dispute over video poker hours. Judge Jackson Gregory heard arguments on a restraining order to lift the midnight to 8 a.m. shutdown. Opposing counsel urged faster ruling, with a likely decision in a week to 10 days after filings.
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North Augusta
Jackson Gregory
Aiken
John W. Harte
Kelly Zier
Gregory
Harte
Union
Zier
Georgia
Zoning Law Withdrawn By Council
North Augusta council withdrew a zoning and development ordinance on video poker placements from consideration delaying third reading for possible revision. Changes would not alter machine limits and the move follows a prior act restricting machine play from midnight to 8 am amid an Aiken court challenge.
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North Augusta
Aiken
William Gray
Tom Greene
North Augusta argues injunction would require bonding for police to defend ordinances
Zier said if the injunction is granted video poker operators should post a bond to cover expenses of hiring one or two additional officers. He argued the city could recover funds if a trial or higher court upholds the ordinances. The attorney contended North Augusta is on firm legal footing in those cases.
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Zier
North Augusta
Rudnick Radford race heated by ethics charge
Incumbent Irene Rudnick and challenger Eric Radford face a rising controversy as Radford supporter Thaddeus D. Barber accuses Rudnick of ethical improprieties involving earnings from state commissions. Rudnick denies wrongdoing, noting lawmakers file annual financial disclosures and commissions are governor appointments with Senate consent.
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Irene Rudnick
Eric Radford
S.C
Aiken County
Cta
Aiken
Thaddeus D. Barber
Radford
Senate
Rudnick
Barber
Rue
House
Local Names List from Appling and Edgefield Areas
A string of names including Elizabeth Cherry of Williston and Mary Crowther of Appling Georgia, plus Billy Hydrick, Montgomery, Mary S. Curry, McLaughlin, Jamaica New York, Margaret Murden, Marion Warren F. Powell of North Augusta, Ruth Grant Upson of Edgefield appears as a cluster of residents listed in a local notices fragment.
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Elizabeth Cherry
Williston
Mary Crowther
Appling, Ga
Billy Hydrick
Montgomery
Mary S.curry
McLaughlin
Jamaica
N.Y
Margaret Murden
Marion Warren F. Powell
North Augusta
Ruth Grant Upson
Edgefield
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