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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 05, 2002

Page

5

Highland Games and Celtic Festival Fosters Family Involvement

Bill Coburn demonstrates border collie herding to illustrate practical skills at a Highland Games and Celtic Festival. Nichols says the event aims to engage CSRA residents in a family oriented celebration while promoting Scottish heritage in Aiken. The tradition traces back over a thousand years with games serving martial sporting and religious roles. winners served as couriers and guards as villagers gathered.

Bill Coburn Nichols CSRA Aiken

Tree Crash Damages Vehicle. Driver Survives

At 7:40 p m on SC 421 near Dibble Road a falling oak from Friday storms toppled power lines and crushed a 2000 Chrysler Sebring top. William Hamilton, 41, of Gloverville, wearing a seat belt, was taken to Aiken Regional Medical Centers with non life threatening injuries. Highway 421 was closed about three hours. North Augusta and Valley towns reported golf ball sized hail and heavy rains.

Pam William Hamilton Gloverville S.C. Highway 421 South Carolina Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. R.K. Hughes Dibble Road Hughes Hamilton Aiken Aiken County North Augusta

Nevada battles over Yucca Mountain nuclear waste plan

White House and Nevada leaders clash as Congress weighs a plan to ship 7,000 tons of nuclear waste to Yucca Mountain. Governor Hodges threatens protests while Rep. Berkley warns of terrorists and environmental risk. House support and Senate opposition shape the fate of the permanent Nevada facility.

Yucca Mountain White S.C Jim Hodges Department of Energy Nevada Bush Administration Theate Shelley Ikley Washington Las Vegas Nevada Desert Bush Berkley House Senate Congress Associated Press

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