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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 2001

Page

9

Tornado hits Myrtle Beach causes millions in damage

Residents recount a violent tornado that struck Myrtle Beach at Ocean Boulevard causing eight million dollars in damage to buildings and vehicles. Nine people suffered storm related injuries while 400000 tourists were in town for the Fourth of July weekend. Local officials noted minor injuries from flying glass as power outages affected thousands before most lines were restored. The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning as the storm moved along the Grand Strand.

Myrtle Beach Hodges Kruea South Ocean Boulevard Bar Harbor Inn David Knipes Grand Strand Regional Medical Center Joanne Lee Lee Ocean Ocean Boulevard Robert Myles Torna Pat Dowling Burroughs and Chapin Co 21St Ave Dowling Santee Cooper Jill Watts National Weather Service Wilmington N.C Horry Georgetown Weather Service Grand Strand Charleston

Ed test controversy questions NES validity and access

Educators and experts criticize NES for withholding technical data on test validity and reliability used for licensing future teachers. The dispute touches federal and state actions, with calls for transparency as ETS and NES dominate the market. Massachusetts faces heightened scrutiny after high failure rates and expert panels were appointed.

University of Nebraska Barbara Plake Cokpert NES Lindsey Kozberg Education Department Kozberg Rod Paige Jst IES ETS Diana Pullin Boston College Nii Terry Dozier Richard Riley Massachusetts

South Carolina coroner views on child death reporting reforms

Coroners debate reporting gaps for child fatalities with SLED involvement urged to collect data. Officials note potential federal review over alleged 384 unreported deaths from 1998 to 1989 while stressing local investigations ensure timely, community focused efforts. Townsend and Chewning advocate better reporting methods and cooperation with SLED.

Susan Chewning Charleston County Stewart SLED Townsend South Carolina California McKown Sue Nother South Carolina Coroners Association

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