27 Jan 2003
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2003
Page
1
The page surveys top games and standout performances across local teams with brief notes on scores, key plays, and notable athletes. It highlights upcoming matchups and hints at feature stories inside the section.
SRS scientists study Kineococcus discovered in a high level waste tank at the Savannah River Site. The organism, growing in grape cluster form, may survive in extreme radioactive conditions. Researchers ask how it entered and whether it exists in other tanks. See BACTERIA, Page 4A.
Columbia reports the No Child Left Behind Act has not yet driven mass departures from South Carolina’s 31 failing schools. With tougher standards ahead, up to 80 percent of schools could be unsatisfactory. Greenville district already moved 150 students to other schools, prompting bus and driver adjustments.
New York report on a fast spreading Internet worm showing that standard security strategies are inadequate. As technicians rush to repair Saturday damage, officials warn many managers fix problems as they occur rather than maintaining up to date defenses. Lingering infections may surface when businesses reopen.
The Aiken Chamber of Commerce will host Pike Place Fish founders for a February seminar at Aiken Technical College from 1 to 4 pm on February 6. The talk showcases how a near bankruptcy turnaround built a celebrated open air market that draws shoppers seeking vibrant, people-focused business philosophy.
A list of individuals including Garneda V Bennett Aiken Marvin D Davis Frances K Langford Loree R Wise and others appears in a community notice for Graniteville Lexington and surrounding area. The fragment suggests a public or legal listing with names and places tied to Aiken and nearby towns.
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