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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2005
Page
3
South Carolina lawmakers and Graniteville residents discuss a March 21 signing of tort reform that won t retroactively limit damages from the January train wreck and chemical leak. Sen. Tommy Moore says the changes are prospective and do not affect suits already filed or ongoing.
The Rotary Club of Aiken heard a preview of Smoke on the Mountain at USCA with director Jack Benjamin and performers from the University Theatre. The show opens March 31 at Etherredge Center and runs through April with community ties highlighted.
Midland Valley Lions Club held its annual teacher appreciation dinner honoring Area 3 administrators and new attendees. Alison Caldwell, Warrenville Elementary principal and former Aiken High School teacher, spoke of her calling to education. Cody Anderson, MVHS senior and student of the quarter, received a $500 gift, while guest speaker Jason Fulmer, a former state teacher of the year, shared experiences from his career in Aiken County schools.
A Graniteville couple facing charges of owning a vicious animal and ill treatment of animals paid a 250 dollar fine instead of a jury trial after their ring tailed lemur injured a SuperPetz employee on January 3. They forfeited bond but the animal remains under scrutiny and a judge will decide its fate upon capture.
The Aiken County Board of Education plans a budget workshop at 7 p.m. tonight at 1000 Brookhaven Drive. The House approved a base per pupil cost of 2290 dollars, potentially bringing up to 9.6 million dollars to the district after years of funding cuts and a required tax rise in 2003.
The Masters is previewed with this year’s field and notable contenders plus a look back at last year’s results. The Pacers and Polo Match marks the final leg of the Aiken Triple Crown with details on the event and its preparation. Also highlights on road updates and new car innovations.
The city highlights March as the month of Sincerity under its character program. Officials encourage residents to practice honest and genuine conduct in daily interactions.
The draw list shows Pick 3 Midday 0 0 0 and Evening 1 4 6. Pick 4 Midday 4 9 8 0 and Evening 1 5 4 0. Carolina Five 5 10 26 32 35. Cash 3 Midday 8 1 8 and Evening 3 1 3. Cash 4 Midday 5 6 8 0 and Evening 6 1 4 1. Fantasy 5 1 3 5 20 35.
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