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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2005
Page
1
Senator Tommy Moore weighs a potential bid for governor as supporters urge action after a recent U.S. Senate loss. The Clearwater Democrat has not decided, planning to announce within weeks, citing discussions with allies and ongoing deliberations.
Early week practice at Augusta National saw greens rolling fast and firm with limited soggy spots. Augusta native Charles Howell III praised the pace saying the greens were as quick as he has seen them, marking a sharp contrast to typical early-week conditions.
Defending champion Phil Mickelson arrives at Augusta after a recent win, with John Daly still drawing fans. A local hotel manager prepares to attend her final Masters as players note fast, treacherous greens and quick approach shots that slid off landing zones during practice rounds. Lee Westwood, in his sixth Masters, calls the greens very fast.
Four U.S. senators from Georgia and South Carolina urged Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman to reinstate 5 million dollars in federal funding for the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory. The University of Georgia operated lab warns of 180 potential job losses if funds are not restored, and stresses the lab’s 54 year history at the Savannah River Site.
President Bush and his wife will attend Pope John Paul II's funeral with plans to leave Wednesday for the Friday ceremony. Press secretary Scott McClellan said the trip could be rescheduled and that high level U.S. representatives will attend the funeral as part of a broader delegation.
At a downtown kickoff, 499 blue ribbons draped on a Laurens Street tree commemorate abused and neglected children in Aiken County. Cristi Williams brought her 5 year old Madison to emphasize prevention as Peggy New and Ford of Children's Place highlight societal costs.
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