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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 2003

Page

6

Clemson President rules out private status for university

Clemson University President James Barker said the campus will not become private despite Gov. Mark Sanford proposing that some state colleges consider privatization to free funds. He cited student affordability and doubts about the plan as reasons against a privatized Clemson.

Clemson University Clemson James Barker Barker Mark Sanford Sanford South Carolina Cials International Center For Automotive Research Greenville Will Folks Brooks Center Citadel

Flu claimed two more South Carolina deaths

Health officials confirm two more flu related deaths in South Carolina. A 49 year old York County man died at Piedmont Medical Center and a 23 year old Columbia woman died at Providence Hospital from influenza complications. Both had pre existing conditions.

Columbia South Carolina York County Piedmont Medical Center Doug McKown McKown Providence Hospital Richland County Gary Watts Watts Nicholas Jackson York Latvna Wilson Wilson Winthrop University Rock Hill Jackson Orangeburg County Jamia Shumpert Chester Great Falls

Judge dismisses soldier death negligence suit

A federal judge dismissed the negligence suit by the family of Marine recruit Justin Haase over his death from bacterial meningitis at Parris Island boot camp. Under the Feres doctrine the family cannot sue the U.S. military for boot camp deaths. Haase died December 23, 2001 after months of illness and late meningitis diagnosis, prompting potential appeal by lawyer LeRoy Wulfmeier.

Detroit South Carolina Feres U.S Bernard Friedman Justin Haase Macomb County Chesterfield Detroit Free Press Friedman Haase Parris Island S.C LeRoy Wulfmeier

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