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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2006
Page
1
In a Friday release, Sen. Tommy Moore narrowed Gov. Mark Sanford’s lead to single digits. Jack Jackson holds steady after two rounds at the SCGA State Amateur as a Jackson rival shoots Friday’s low score. Local woman uncovers WW II era watercolors by her late mother.
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Senior writer Rob Novit describes shoppers at Rose’s and Wal Mart taking part in the sales tax holiday that covers clothing, school supplies, computers, and home items through Sunday. Shoppers like Fay Zielinski and Amanda Trowell note timing and bargains as families shop for back to school. The exemption excludes jewelry cosmetics furniture and some other items and details are online.
Dana Andrews, 22, home from CBS show Rock Star Supernova, faces an emotional homecoming at Augusta Regional Airport. She notes her family's support and the impact of her pursuit of fame on loved ones, sharing gratitude as she walks through the gate with fans and relatives awaiting.
Midland Valley High School teacher Myra Moseley was named a Neighborhood Champion during an Augusta Green Jackets game. She received a commemorative first pitch while 272 champions across 68 minor league parks are recognized this season. Moseley, an Aiken High School graduate with USC Aiken ties, has taught social studies 25 years and volunteers with Parrot Heads of the Savannah River and local charities.
Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman announced a plan to back up to 2 billion dollars in federal risk insurance for the first six new nuclear reactors built by utilities. He spoke in Atlanta to Georgia Power employees, noting 103 plants in 31 states but no new reactor orders since 1973. The plan, part of the 2005 act, would cover up to 500 million for the first two plants and 250 million for the next four, aiming to reinvigorate U.S. nuclear power amid rising energy costs.
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