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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2005
Page
1
The United States Senate passed the energy bill by an 85 to 12 margin. Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina voted in favor. The item notes insufficient sponsors to trigger a broader push for a fireworks measure.
Carolyn Huey Aiken reads The Hornets Nest by Jimmy Carter, a biography offering intimate reflections on the former president’s life and era. The piece highlights Huey Aiken’s engagement with Carter’s narrative and themes.
Deaths and Funerals listing from 6A notes the passing of Sadie Salley Burnett Peggy Tyler Johnson Harry H. Lowe Jr. Jean Muriel Hohmann Marion Leo Spann Davisboro Mary Curry Tyler and Salley Chaquise N Gregory with brief notices of their communities and lineages in the area.
Georgia and South Carolina senators confirm Savannah River Ecology Laboratory will receive 4.3 million dollars from the Department of Energy, far short of the 7.7 million hoped for to operate through July 2006. The restored funding keeps SREL open with likely reduced staff pending formal notice.
The Aiken City Council unanimously voted to request an amendment to the young big box ordinance. With Mayor Fred Cavanaugh absent, six members considered unclear intent of provisions. Developer Todd Blair urged using an independent appraisal. he says his holdings exceed 3.5 million, potentially altering landscaping and lighting requirements.
Aiken officials report progress on the Whiskey Road drainage pipe installation but curb and gutter work may stretch the project to at least 60 days after drainage completion. Heavy rain could push completion past the school start date of August 9, with lane closures causing backups for left turns between Pine Log Road and Please see WHISKEY.
Twin sisters Kendra and Kayla Pruitte praise the GEAR UP program as ceremonies end. They expect to enter Silver Bluff High School as freshmen in 2006 after visits to colleges and math lessons. The Ruth Patrick Science Education Center hosted the six year program aiding middle school students in math science and college prep.
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