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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2011
Page
1
The article describes an electric Nissan model with a 24 kWh lithium-ion battery giving about 100 miles in city driving. It seats five and includes a UV-reducing solar glass, rear spoiler, Bluetooth, AM FM CD MP3 playback, USB for iPod devices, and a 7 inch Nissan Navigation System.
The Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Volt are coming to major markets, with Leaf debuting at Sunbelt Nissan in Augusta in March and Volt at Master Chevrolet Cadillac within 12 to 18 months. The Leaf offers 100 mile per charge city range, 90 mph top speed, and 24 kWh battery, while the Volt blends electric drive with a gas generator for about 375 miles total range.
Sunbelt Nissan will invest in site upgrades to install chargers as demand grows. Nissan partners with Cracker Barrel to place 24 EV chargers in Tennessee restaurants. Plug-in Carolina aims to install 80 public chargers statewide with $480,000 in S C Energy Office grants and utilities SCE&G Santee Cooper and Duke Energy. Local governments in Columbia Greenville Charleston Conway Myrtle Beach Spartanburg Rock Hill Union plan charging stations while Aiken County says no plans exist.
At the FIRST LEGO League Regionals at Aiken Technical College on Saturday, St Mary Help of Christians School fielded three teams from grades four to seven. All three teams qualified for the state LEGO championships at the North Charleston Coliseum on March 5. The GREAT team from Greenwood won first in their qualifier, with Aiken LEGO Kids taking second and Lion Botz from J D Lever Elementary placing seventh. a Hilton Head team ranked sixth.
Baltimore Maryland and Greenwood sufferings mark notices for Charles Kramer Stoeppler and Aiken Vivian W. Tullis in a deaths and funerals column. The brief item lists their names among local obituaries and memorial notices.
Several South Carolina cities including Columbia and Fountain Inn require workers to use vacation or special leave to keep pay steady during snow days. Officials say the change saves money and treats workers who must come in, such as police and public works staff, more fairly.
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