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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2005
Page
1
Dan Pippin’s tenure as athletic director at South Aiken High School ends July 1. Karen Carter, former South Aiken athletic director, will assume the role on an interim basis.
An article notes imitation crabmeat made from Alaska pollock offers high protein and low fat while resembling hard-shelled crab in taste and texture. The same page mentions the Supreme Court tossing out Arthur Andersen’s Enron-related conviction. It also reports a belt law enforcement bill nearing final approval for Governor Sanford.
Book lover profile features James McPherson discussing the Civil War study Antietam The book highlights the battle's strategic complexity and its lasting impact on American memory through McPherson’s historical lens.
Aiken County Animal Control seized 170 goats from Carlton Cantrell’s two story home last month. Dozens roam the shelter grounds as officials anticipate possible birthings and a rising headcount before Cantrell’s jury trial later this month.
FineDeering Development Group unveils two new communities near Graniteville totaling over 2400 acres with about 175 acres of wetlands to be preserved. Richard Fine notes precise wetland mapping and Army Corps approval, bridges over wetlands, and a 150 acre conservation core within Trolley Run Station. Dr Rebecca Sharitz praises the approach while urging proper execution.
The Department of Energy will grant SRNL $500,000 annually for three years as part of a $64 million national program to advance hydrogen fuel cell tech. Led by Drs. Zidan Serkiz and McWhorter, SRNL studies novel storage materials and hydrogen interactions to aid practical storage devices.
Gov. Mark Sanford signed the Education and Economic Development Act of 2005 introducing a six year career cluster program. Beginning 2011 sophomores pick one of 16 fields with counselors guiding an individualized study plan. Middle grades will learn the program aims and funding for more counselors is hoped for.
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