Sanford vetoes bill to run 2008 presidential primaries
Governor Mark Sanford vetoed a measure that would let South Carolina run the 2008 presidential primaries at a cost of 2.2 million dollars, with the Election Commission handling voting and parties losing public funding for party-run contests. Party chairs say they will push lawmakers to overturn the veto in a special session.
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Columbia
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Mark Sanford
State Election Commission
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Republican Party
Karen Dawson
Democratic Party
Carol Fowler
SREL and DOE funding dispute described to subcommittee
Miller cites a 2005 correspondence with the Department of Energy and University of Georgia about SREL, the DOE funded at 1.8 million through 2007. The probe, set for June 26, includes DOE deputy secretary Charles Anderson and UGA President Michael Adams, with staff funding through June 30.
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Washington, D.C
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Charles Anderson
James Rispoli
Department of Energy
Michael Adams
Margaret A. Amstutz
Adams
Alli fat blocking drug risks and costs outlined
The article explains how undigested fat from Alli is excreted, causing gas and diarrhea if users eat high fat meals. It urges a low fat diet, notes Vitamin A and D loss, and mentions $60 for a 30 day supply plus advice to consult a doctor for certain conditions. It also promotes online planning tools and recipes.
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Catts
Myalliplan.com
Eddie Sanders
Ingate
Laurens Street
Sanders
Unyalli.com
Conference First Steps for Fathers Workshop Featured Saturday
The Freedman Parenting Center hosts a Saturday conference with workshops for dads wives and teens. Marcia Nash of Aiken County First Steps Board cites collaboration with Smith-Hazel as vital to the program. Sponsors include City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Aiken Barnwell Head Start Children’s Trust Fund and Chandler Law Firm. Arthur Andrews from Texas will speak at a noon luncheon on Maximizing Your Potential. Sessions cover financial management teen sexuality mental health media influence and a youth session on decision making and obedience. For details contact Nash or Betty Gyles.
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Aiken County
First Steps Board
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Nash
City of Aiken Department of Parks and Recreation
Aiken- Barnwell Head Start
The
Children’s Trust Fund
Chandler Law Firm
Arthur Andrews
Texas
Betty Gyles
Aiken student joins movement to aid Uganda war victims
Eisenmann and South Aiken students joined the Invisible Children drive for northern Uganda. David Neira coordinated events like the Global Night Commute and Gulu Night to raise awareness. Eisenmann plans a Georgia Honors College path and a possible Uganda semester, aiming to transform inaction into action.
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Eisenmann
David Neira
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Invisible
Uganda
Neira
South Aiken
Washington, D.C
Aiken
Cedar Creek Church
University of Georgia
Honors College
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