Health Care Costs Rise Across Nation and South Carolina
The Service Employees International Union accuses rising health care costs of squeezing family budgets. It estimates the typical working family would have $12,000 in savings since 1980 if costs rose with economic growth. In South Carolina premiums cuts could lift an insured worker’s paycheck by about 4.95 a week, saving $522 per family overall. John Sweeney calls high costs a factor in a sick economy amid Lewin-ICF calculations.
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Bush Pleads With Voters Ahead of Election Day
Bush aggressively appeals to voters with 11 days left, urging support for a comeback and labeling Democrats unworthy. Clinton counters by attacking the Bush economic record, arguing inflation and recession risks would worsen under a Democrat, while Bush campaigns in Republican strongholds including Nevada and Missouri.
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Dole backs Hartnett in campaign stop
Senate minority leader Bob Dole declared if Republicans win a Senate majority they will take an oath on the Capitol steps to cut spending and, if needed, resign offices to reduce the deficit. He spoke while backing Tommy Hartnett, drawing complaints from a state Democratic leader about intruding into state politics.
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Bush Rally Hits Clinton on Economic Policies in Robbins
At Thursday's rally in Robbins, Bush condemned Clinton's economic plan as "sound identical" to failed policies, a remark he repeated later. The dispute centers on proposed economic directions, with accusations of repeating past mistakes and calls for accountability.
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Time change ends Daylight Saving this Sunday
The official time change to Standard Time occurs at 2 a.m. Sunday October 25. Americans are urged to set clocks forward or back before bed Saturday night and adjust VCRs computers and timers. Standard Time began in 1883 to standardize railroad schedules and coordinate time.
Incumbents Report Campaign Spending In Washington
Incumbents Buller Derrick and Exes Fritz sellings show far larger fundraising than challengers in August and September. Derrick seeks a 10th House term, with 1287 n con sons reported and 38 percent from PACs including 4000 from ABA and American Medical PAC, 3000 from American Hospital Association, 3125 from General Atomics, and 2000 from Philip Morris. Individual gifts include 1000 from John Camp and 1000 from Lloyd Miller, among others. Jim Bland raised 2850 total, 1969 from individuals, 361.19 from Laurens County GOP, and 397.50 in-kind from Conservative Republican Committee. Derrick’s lead over Bland exceeds 13 to 1.
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North Augusta Plans Budget Discussion Week Ahead
North Augusta City Council will begin work on its 1889 budget a 118 million steady growth package with no tax increase. City Administrator Charles Martin says general fund revenue 5,589 million plus 6,084 million for reserves and other funds. taxes to stay at 80.6 mills for general and 10 mills for capital projects.
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Television Weather Callout Sketch Spurs Local Tips
A casual note invites readers to share story ideas by calling 648-2311, labeled Television Weather. Names listed include Mary Evans Ard, Aiken Whitey, Aiken William Kirkland, West Columbia Johnnie Lowe, Aiken Olga Moore, Greenwood William Rearden, Aiken Mildred Stevens, Saluda.
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Spender Bender coupon page debuts in Aiken Standard
The Saturday Spender Bender offers a full page of coupons from Aiken retailers with savings on selected items. Clip the coupons and return them with name and phone number for a drawing. The prize includes a $10 gift certificate from among submitted coupons.
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Morgan Bryant Battle For Solicitor's Job
Aiken attorney J. Carroll Bryant challenges solicitor Barbara R. Morgan in the November General Election. The Second Judicial Circuit solicitor prosecutes general and family court cases in Aiken Bamberg and Barnwell counties and supports law enforcement with investigations warrants and hearings.
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South Carolina solicitor Morgan touts swift justice record
Appointed in 1990 to finish a term, Ms. Morgan defends a fast docket noting most cases disposed within 180 days and the circuit shows the quickest disposition rate with few pending cases. Opponent Bryant criticizes the office as the weakest link amid campaign ads. Monday: U.S. House Second District.
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