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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 2008

Page

7

Rains ease drought across most of the South

A federal drought report shows December rainfall eased drought across Alabama and much of the South. Only a Carolina and Georgia pocket remains severe to extreme, with Texas still in exceptional drought. Experts warn base flows may take time to recover. Alabama sod farmer Pete Winford faced irrigation needs and a lawsuit from Alabama Power Co. over downstream hydropower concerns.

Birmingham Ala South U.S Alabama Florida Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Carolinas Georgia Atlanta Tennessee Kentucky Virginia West Virginia Texas University of Alabama Huntsville Richard McNider Pete Winford Coosa Alabama Power Co

Colleges and firms form South Carolina IT alliance

The Consortium for Enterprise Systems Management unites USC Clemson Furman and UNC Charlotte with IBM Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina and others to expand the state's computer technology expertise. It will be housed at USC's Columbia campus and focus on training students, certifying professionals, and research without granting degrees.

Columbia IBM Blue Cross BlueShield of South Carolina Consortium For Enterprise Systems Management University of South Carolina Partici Clemson University Furman University Unc-Charlotte Christine Curtis USC Blue Cross Edward Sellers Palmetto State

Former Clemson official critiques Hunley project funding

Eugene Troutman, a former Clemson official, accuses the university of wasteful spending on the Restoration Institute near Charleston. He sent a 14 page letter to three trustees urging stoppage of funding for the Hunley submarine restoration project raised from the Atlantic in 2000.

Greenville News Eugene Troutman Clemson

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