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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 2001

Page

8

ATC president outlines 2002 plans for growth and partnerships

ATC leader describes 2002 goals including MTTC opening with six training bays and first program in Fire Alarm and Systems Training Laboratory. She cites SRS support, industry partnerships, and a statewide shift to technical preparation as keys to economic development and workforce readiness. The college plans new science and health science buildings, culinary and horticulture growth, and expanded university transfer options. Budget pressures loom with potential state cuts, making industry ties and prudent spending vital for ongoing community impact.

ATC Csra ‘Manufacturing MTTC Savannah River SRS Graham Aiken Technical College USC Aiken Business and Industry

Families rethink gifts amid recession era guidelines

Bill McKibbon's Hundred Dollar Holiday promotes spending restraint and gift economy. Timothy Johnston plans 180 dollars in gifts, down from 300, reflecting post 9 11 sentiment. American Express reports 7 percent cut in holiday spending per household while entertaining rises. Activists urge charity aligned to children interests. some favor acts of service over material gifts.

Bill McKibbon Timothy Johnston University of Tennessee McKibbon Johnston American Express Corp

Footwear Focus Of Heightened Plane Security After Bomb Scare

A man with a one way ticket attempted to ignite explosives hidden in his shoes aboard a US bound American Airlines flight. Passengers and crew restrained him while doctors sedated him. FBI says more charges likely. FAA orders heightened screening as authorities vet footwear threats. The suspect identified variously as Richard C Reid or Tariq Raja.

Boston American Airlines FBI Federal Aviation Administration FAA United States Richard C. Reid Scotland Yard Tariq Raja Reid

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