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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2005
Page
1
Geraldine Silas recalls five years with son Billy in a coma after a traffic crash while supporting Terri Schiavo’s parents. She reflects on feeding tubes, living wills, and the personal cost of end of life questions amid national debate.
A forecast from National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Schuetrum calls for Saturday highs near 80 degrees with a slight morning shower chance increasing in the afternoon. Saturday night may see a 50 percent shower chance with isolated thunderstorms and temperatures in the 60s.
The article urges readers in Aiken to attend the Triple Crown festivities as spring arrives. It covers camera choices from film to digital, emphasizing ISO 200–400 film and fast shutter speeds of 500 or higher to freeze horse action. It also suggests using autofocus to aid focusing.
State infrastructure bank approves up to 95 million to finish I-520 extension with no repayment obligation. Construction to start by year end. drivers could use the road in about three years. Ryberg and supporters praise past phases and funding from federal and local sources.
The BP Station at Whiskey Road and Pine Log Road lists regular gasoline at 2.09 dollars per gallon. This price point marks a notable peak for area fueling amid rising energy costs.
AAA Caroli nas reports South Carolina averaged 2.01 per gallon for regular gas, a record high since records began 25 years ago. In Aiken prices ranged 1.97 to 2.09, Greenville Anderson Spartanburg 1.99, Charleston 2.00, Myrtle Beach 2.04, while the national average stood at 2.12 as New Jersey remained the cheapest state at 1.94.
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