Red cockaded Woodpeckers Find New Homes
Endangered red cockaded woodpeckers inhabit colonies around the Savannah River Plant USC Aiken and Aiken TEC campuses. Dr. Jerry Jackson and colleagues study nest sites in living pines to deter rats and fire danger while exploring habitat modification to restore populations.
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U.S. Department of Interior
Jerry Jackson
Mississippi State University
Texas
Maryland
South Carolina
Jackson
Savannah River Plant
SRP
Usc-Aiken
Aiken Tec
Aiken
U.S. 1
Robert McFarlane
Joe Skorupa
Henry McNab
Savannah River Forest
Aiken Standard Subscriptions Prompt for Advance Payment
Readers are instructed to send all advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The notice specifies payment handling for ongoing subscriptions.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard Pbm
Attorney General Plans Court Appeal Over SCE&G Rate Hike
The state seeks court review to force PSC to reconsider a 21.8 million dollar rate increase for South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. Assistant AG Harry Burdstead says it would be first AG appeal of a rate rise to a circuit court. The People Are Coming may join later.
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Columbia
Public Service Commission
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co
Harry Burdstead
Attorney General's Office
Hike
PSC
Sce&g
Burcstead
Richland County Court of Common Pleas
The
People Are Coming
Nationwide Rain and Snow Forecast Across Regions
Showers expected along the East Coast from Maine to South Carolina and in southern Florida, with showers across Texas Oklahoma Kansas Washington and Oregon. Snow and flurries forecast for the northern plains from Wisconsin to Idaho and into the Rocky Mountains, plus northern Arizona and New Mexico.
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Maine
South Carolina
Florida
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Washington
Oregon
Wisconsin
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
Arizona
New Mexico
Judge Craven resigns from Charleston Family Court
Charleston County Family Court Judge James Craven resigns due to health problems amid an ethics investigation into an automobile crash last September. Chief Justice J Woodrow Lewis accepted the resignation and said the Board of Commissioners on Judicial Standards probe would be considered finished. Craven was suspended after drunken driving and related charges. he was acquitted of drunken driving and paid a fine on the liquor bottle charge.
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Charleston County Family Court
James Craven
State Supreme Court
J. Woodrow Lewis
Craven
Judicial Ethics Board
Lewis
Board of Commissioners On Judicial Standards
Supreme Court
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