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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2009

Page

5

Virginia girl shines at 82nd Scripps National Spelling Bee

Deborah Horton of Gainesville Virginia, 13, excites officials with a confident round spelling efficient and asks for pronunciations parts of speech and a sample sentence. The 82nd bee features 293 contestants. top 50 advance to semifinal on Thursday for a chance at over 40000 dollars in prizes.

Washington, D.C Deborah Horton Gainesville Horton Scripps Deborah Keiko Bridwell Duncan, S.C Keiko Barry Barry Bridwell China Kun Jacky Qiao Beijing Biss International School Hugh Tosteson Puerto Rico Jody-Anne Maxwell Jamaica New Zealand Ghana South Korea Beijing

Duke Energy balks at Feds Catawba River protections

Federal regulators urge Duke Energy to buy back undeveloped shoreline and enforce a 50 foot buffer along the Catawba River as part of a draft environmental study for a new license. Duke cites cost and counters some protections may hinder promised benefits and local access deals. The final decision is due next year.

Duke Energy Catawba River Charlotte N.C Catawba Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Duke Charlotte Observer FERC Celeste Miller North South Carolina U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fish and Wildlife Service Mark Cantrell Mark Oakley

Myrtle Beach to raise sales tax for tourism ads

Myrtle Beach council approved a 1 percent sales tax on retail items to fund tourism promotion. The tax excludes gasoline groceries and prescription meds and starts soon. First two years fund the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce. after that 20 percent funds property tax relief for homeowners.

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