Perry contrasts border policy with wall in South Carolina remarks
Perry argues securing the border requires boots on the ground and strategic fencing, not just a wall, and signals defense cuts and a stronger military while facing low Republican polls behind Trump. He cites Texas experience and a marathon campaign pace ahead of South Carolina events. Michael Ulmer notes.
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United Way Campaign Sees Strong 2014-15 Momentum
The United Way reports a 2014 goal of 2 611 450 and a 2 978 653 final tally, with 2013 at 2 938 009 and 2012 at 3 005 584. Kickoff features Women in Philanthropy and EF Promise high school program to boost graduation rates in Aiken County, backed by Savannah River Nuclear Solutions AE COM Aiken Electric Cooperative Security Federal Bank and city partners. Dede Biles, longtime Aiken Standard reporter, covers the developments.
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Erika Storm Described as Disorganized By NOAA Expert
Erika is an extremely disorganized tropical storm said by Chris Landsea of the National Hurricane Center, making forecasting harder than for a well formed hurricane that has an eyewall and a regular motion pattern. He noted tracking a strong hurricane is easier than a sloppy tropical storm like Erika.
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El Nino Dampens Erika in Caribbean and Atlantic
Meteorologists say El Nino warm Pacific waters suppress Atlantic storms. Erika in the Caribbean is weakening as high wind shear from the pattern limits intensification. MIT professor Kerry Emanuel notes a small chance of strengthening but considers it unlikely.
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Erika Forecast Near Dominican Mountains Sparks Florida Uncertainty
Erika is expected to skirt or cross the Dominican Republic’s tall mountains, risking breakup. Forecasters warn landfall in Florida remains uncertain due to the storm’s unpredictable path. Heavy rain, flooding, rip currents and watches could arise as it nears the United States this weekend.
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South Carolina Emergency Center Partially Activated
South Carolina Emergency Management Division partially activated its emergency center as Tropical Storm Erika looms. Director Kim Stenson urges residents to review plans along the coast while forecasters note high forecast uncertainty and possible Florida landfall with inland progression toward South Carolina.
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