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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2005
Page
1
Four decades after chasing baseball greatness, Wade Boggs and Ryne Sandberg were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, celebrating a long awaited honor for two longtime stars.
Literacy is essential in today’s edition featuring Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince by J K Rowling. Includes 4A Deaths and Funerals 6A sections and other notes.
The study finds major Atlantic and Pacific hurricanes since the 1970s lasting longer and intensifying as ocean surface temperatures increase.
A study led by Kerry Emanuel of MIT finds major storms in the Atlantic and Pacific since the 1970s have grown in duration and intensity by about 50 percent. The results tie increases to higher ocean surface and global atmospheric temperatures, signaling current impacts from warming.
Hilton Head Island reports a coalition forming among South Carolina city officials to pressure railroads to cooperate with communities after the Graniteville train wreck that killed nine and released chlorine gas. Orangeburg administrator John Yow says local governments face a disconnect with railroads and will coordinate with police and fire responders. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh of Aiken says he may join the effort, citing personal concerns about crossings near Burgundy Road.
The State reports South Carolina saw pay rise but slow job growth. Only 11 of 46 counties added both pay and jobs since 2000, with Lexington Newberry Kershaw York and coastal counties among them. Average SC pay was $31,800 in 2004, up from prior years, while the state lost about 30,700 jobs since 2000.
At Warrenville Elementary, preschool led by Sarah Dampier blends autistic, speech delayed and mobile-impaired students with typical four year olds in a 2 to 1 ratio. Carson Harsey, age three, has autism and benefits from speech and occupational therapy, showing notable speech progress and social gains.
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