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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 2003

Page

10

NTSB cites maintenance problems in Charlotte crash

The NTSB examined the US Airways Express Flight 5481 crash near Charlotte/Douglas. maintenance issues by a third party shop and unclear elevator cable adjustment instructions were identified as contributing factors. The 21 victims died when the commuter plane crashed after takeoff on January 8. The hearing highlighted broader concerns about reliance on outside maintenance shops.

NTSB Charlotte Charlot T US Airways Express Douglas International Greer, D.C National Transporta Tion Safety Board Air Midwest Mesa Air Group Inc US Airways Air Engleman Huntington

Caterpillars Devour 63 000 Acres in Lowcountry Swamps

In coastal South Carolina a caterpillar outbreak defoliates 63 000 acres of hardwood swamps in Charleston Berkeley and Dorchester counties. About 2 million insects per acre threaten Wambaw Hellhole and Great Cypress Swamps. Foresters describe cyclical peaks with nuisance impacts and widespread defoliation but most trees survive and regrow leaves.

Charleston Carlina Wambaw Charleston County Hellhole Berkeley County Great Cypress Dorchester County Andy Boone State Forestry Commission Boone Forestry Commission Ken Cabe Walterboro

Education Dept Approves South Carolina Accountability Plan

The U S Department of Education approved South Carolina s accountability plan to comply with No Child Left Behind. Assistant Secretary Robert Pasternack announced at Arden Elementary in Columbia highlighting similarities to the 1998 Education Accountability Act and noting goals for students and teachers amid school budget cuts. South Carolina becomes the 22nd state with an approved plan, with expectations to close achievement gaps and provide tutoring where progress stalls.

Columbia Department of Education South Carolina Robert Pasternack Arden Pasternack Inez Tenenbaum

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