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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 2002

Page

13

Renovations Keep North Augusta High From Opening On Time

Renovation work at North Augusta High School delays occupancy of several classrooms. The fire marshal must sign off before use, with safety cited as the priority. HVAC upgrades began last spring, and some seismic issues must be addressed before occupancy, likely pushing gym and business/cafeteria wing to Tuesday. Freshman orientation is affected as students tour the new building, while some staff relocate temporarily.

Smith Bill Gallman Aiken County D.C EPA

Bush says no imminent war plan despite Iraq deviates

President Bush defends not signaling an imminent war plan while warning weapons of mass destruction in Saddam Hussein’s hands threaten U. S. and allies. He cites American support for a democratic Iraq but emphasizes consultation amid debate on possible action. Cheney and Rumsfeld indicate U. S. backing for a democratic regime in Iraq to opposition leaders visiting the White House.

Texas Saddam Bush Saddam Hussein al-Qaida United States Baghdad White House Cheney Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Richard Myers Joint Chiefs of Staff Iraq Sharif Ali Iraqi National Congress

West Nile activity linked to ecologic factors and immunity

Epidemiologist Sally Slavinski of the Mississippi Health Dept cites ecological factors and large local mosquito pools as needed for West Nile outbreaks. She cautions that next year may see activity but not exponential growth, referencing St Louis encephalitis as a model and noting Mississippi's prior high case rate. CDC data show West Nile mortality around 10 percent.

Sally Slavinski Mississippi Department of Health Slavinski New York St. Louis Greenville Miss Centers For Disease Control and Prevention West Nile Bernadette Burden CDC

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