Oil pipeline opens in Central Africa to Atlantic
Leaders formally opened a 663 mile pipeline from Chad through Cameroon to the Atlantic Ocean. Presidents Paul Biya and Idriss Deby, with regional peers, turned valves to inaugurate the project financed by ExxonMobil Chevron and Petronas. Crude began flowing last year amid a regional oil boom.
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Gregory family overcomes loss to rebuild life for kids
After Mike Gregory was shot, his wife Marnie and daughter Heather faced grief, supported by church and school. Heather, now near graduation, plans nursing study at USC Aiken and honors her father by public advocacy work and speaking at Stand for Children ceremony.
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Retired USC Aiken professor studies postwar Hungary culture
Retired USC Aiken professor Hochel returned from Hungary with insights into postcommunist society. She observed a distrust of authority, strong national identity, and a lack of empowerment amid a tough economy. She praised Hungarian student Beata Szabo for language help and plans to publish papers and write a book.
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