Clinton Bush Clash Over Economics Ahead of Election
Clinton and Bush spar over jobs and the economy as the campaign enters its final weekend. Clinton accuses Bush of poor records on employment while both candidates push hard in swing states and commission air time to shape voter opinion. Ross Perot remains active in the race.
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East Rutherford
Ross Perot
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al Gore
United States
Election '92 Sees Candidates Weigh Tax Pledge and Growth
Clinton cites a report showing 60 percent income declines amid debate on growth. Bush declines tax pledge for a second term and criticizes poll reliability. Gore accuses Bush of environmental insensitivity and calls for leadership. See CLINTON, Page 9A.
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NBC
Bush
Haunted House Visit Traces Family Ghosts at Homestead Plantation
LABOAT Staff Writer SALLEY recounts Aunt Maggie and Bud Furtick at Homestead Plantation where spirits linger in a 150 year old house. Aunt Maggie roams rooms, plays old pianos, and relatives join on grave-cleaning nights while memories of a 19th century tragedy echo through the plantation.
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Ngland
Bud
Hariet Johnson
Rocky Springs Church
Johnsons
Scott Webster
Lawana Furtick
Woodward's Weekend Visit Marks Second Chance after Transplant
Woodward, a 21 year old cystic fibrosis patient from Windsor, returned home for a weekend visit after receiving notice of donor lungs in Florida. She will fly back to UNC Chapel Hill Sunday for a possible double transplant and to continue therapy before returning home for Thanksgiving.
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Mrs. Woodward
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Woodward
South Carolina
Call‑in Tips With Local Contacts List
Readers are invited to share news ideas by calling 648.2311. The notice lists contacts Ruby G. Leverette of Burnettown Inez T. McGrath of Georgetown Inez T. Walton of Eureka Lois C. Waters of Leesville.
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Burnettown
Inez T. McGrath
Georgetown
Inez T. Walton
Eureka
Lois C. Waters
Leesville
County Profiles Show Growth In Aiken Edgefield Counties
The 1992 1993 Economic Profile for Aiken and Edgefield counties reads like a narrative of residents. It notes a typical white female aged 25 to 34 with high school education and wages near 11 000 working in wholesale retail. Population shifts moved Aiken toward urban areas while Edgefield remained more rural with changing urban counts.
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Edgefield
Economic Development Partnership
Aiken County
Edgefield County
Planners Target Schools Highways in Aiken Area
Aiken leaders seek to boost economic growth by enlisting the county school system in industrial recruitment and by rerouting a proposed interstate link to connect Aiken County with Augusta. The Strategic Plan Steering Committee met to discuss using education as a selling point while evaluating traffic routes and regional market niches.
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Aiken County
Augusta
Fred B. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Bush Field
North Augusta
Urban Institute
UNC Charlotte
Gallis
North Augusta curfew on video poker faces court clash
Circuit Judge Jackson V. Gregory upheld the city’s right to impose a midnight to 8 am shutdown of electronic poker machines. He rejected a bid to halt the ordinance, finding no clear constitutional violation. City officials say curbs curb illegal activity amid about 120 machines in town and statewide totals exceed 19,000 machines.
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North Augusta
Jackson V. Gregory
Gregory
Supreme Court
Aiken
John W. Harte
Video Poker Ames
Aiken Standard Coupon Spender Bender Sale Draws
Read Saturdays Aiken Standard for Spender Bender coupons from local merchants. Clip desired coupons, write your name and phone on them, and bring to stores to buy sale items. The store with most coupons wins a $10 gift certificate among participants.
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