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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 2002

Page

6

Campus funding and expansion plans highlighted during campus tour

Students need skills for good jobs as funding varies with lottery revenue. Six to eleven credit hours earn $39 per hour in lottery aid, with fall and part time amounts to be set. CSRA Manufacturing and Technology Training Center adds a chemical lab and a health science facility slated for 2003, while Graham tours the campus expressing excitement for the new year.

Graham ATC Csra Manufacturing and Technology Training Center

Bush pledges to explain Iraq decision to nation

White House aide Dan Bartlett says President Bush would fully explain any move to remove Saddam Hussein if action is taken. Cheney joins a White House meeting on military transformation and missile defense. Bush stresses no timetable, promises consultation with Congress and allies.

Bush Iraq Washington Saddam Hussein White House Dan Bartlett Suport Texas Cheney Saddam Defense Donald Rumsfeld Joint Chiefs of Staff Richard Myers Claire Buchan Ses Sion Pentagon Bush Administration Congress Sen Chuck Hagel R-Neb CNN Bartlett ABC

Nuclear plutonium shipments stir security debate

Officials from the Bush administration and lawmakers acknowledge sealed details as about six metric tons of weapons grade plutonium move from Rocky Flats to South Carolina over 18 months. Armed federal agents guard trucks and a national center tracks convoy movements. Delays stem from protests and legal actions, with DOE intent to finish by 2006 and to remove waste by 2008, cost concerns cited for security and cleanup funding.

Colorado Jim Hodges Fritz Hollings Lindsey Graham John Spratt Columbia Rocky Flats Sas Matthew Bunn Harvard University Clinton New Mexico South Carolina Abraham Sen DOE Energy Department Denver Allard Rodges Ater 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

Blood drive honors Robbie in memory of leukemia battle

Culbreath leads annual blood drive with Red Cross to ease shortages in Aiken and honor Robbie Culbreath who died in 1998 after a two year leukemia struggle. The event aims to collect at least 32 pints of blood during the birthday week, with emphasis on platelets and bone marrow testing. The drive runs Friday from 10 am to 5 pm at the Red Cross mobile unit beside the New Moon Café.

Robbie Culbreath Aiken Red Cross Culreath Red Cross Bloodmobile New Moon Café

Willcox hosts wine dinner pairing vintages with gourmet fare

The Willcox offered a sold out wine dinner with five courses and over five wines for 52 per person. Harvard's Wine and Beverage curated the selections from New Zealand and California producers as guests learned from staffers Dave Commons and Sam Bradford. The event drew local wine enthusiasts and will return at future venues including the Aiken Hotel Tuscany Grill in late September.

Willcox Will Cox Libby Cook Harvard Wine and Beverage Whiskey Road Aiken Harvard's Cook New Zealand California Russian River Valley Napa Valley Livingston Moffett Vineyard Evangelio Vineyard Dave Commons Sam Bradford

Weather Outlook: Heat and Thunderstorms Forecast This Week

Forecaster Hunter warns of hot sticky afternoons with a strong chance of storms. Temperatures expected mid 90s today and tomorrow, then low 90s later in the week as humidity remains high.

Hunter

Midland Valley adopts new daily schedule for students

The Midland Valley students will follow a revised day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a lunch and recess hour. All grades will have daily art and Spanish and engage in more outdoor activities, with an afterschool program from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. for working parents, said Thomas.

Midland Valley Thomas

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