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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1995
Page
3
Retired service worker Rowe, 32, from Aiken, repeatedly endures burning ropes during feats that draw spectators and even occasional rope breaks. Inspired by David Copperfield, he began magic at 15 after a car crash and learned tricks from a shop owner. He aims to emulate Copperfield and continue performing.
Aiken and South Aiken high schools show strong SAT results for students who completed 20 or more academic credits. Aiken highs average 1091 for 25 students while South Aiken averages 943 for 45 students. Statewide 942 for those with 20 plus courses.
Savings from a sludge treatment plant are outlined with sludge readying at 16 dollars per ton for land application versus 50 dollars per ton for landfill disposal. The county anticipates 22,000 tons produced annually, mixed with poultry droppings one to one. A 650 thousand dollar outlay for construction will be paid off through operations fees from Poultry Power.
Faulkner, the first female cadet at The Citadel, arrived after long battles but faced isolation and health decline. She left Aug. 18 amid stress, saying the burden was too great and she could not trust others for support. She describes intense workouts and illness from the first training days, with medical concerns and questions about care.
Walsh noted the PSC may act on its own motion. Zeigler said SCE&G would file for steam sales regulation if the ruling is issued. He projected no rate increases but potential savings for about 475000 customers, roughly 2.50 dollars annually. How announced a 1.2 million dollar annual SRS profit margin, to be offset against a 76.7 million dollar rate hike request tied to the Cope plant hearing set for November.
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