Project Vision shifts focus as volunteers mobilize Friday
Project Vision changes direction seeking new aims with more than six hundred volunteers expected Friday. The note indicates a future realignment of the initiative.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2005
Page
1
Project Vision changes direction seeking new aims with more than six hundred volunteers expected Friday. The note indicates a future realignment of the initiative.
Aiken Standard highlights readers and reading to spark discussions about literature. Names listed include Phyllis Spitale Christy Lynn Buff Gore John Griffen Mary Frances Burroughs Hoover Graniteville Hattie Riley and others as the section Deaths and Funerals 4B INSIDE TODAY.
Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh recalls DuPont’s long tenure at the Savannah River Site and notes a new DuPont Fluor bid to manage SRS as current DOE contracts with Westinghouse near expiration. The partnership could bring back the company that built and ran the site starting in 1950.
The EPA and DOE name Honda Insight and Toyota Prius as leaders in city and highway mpg. Ford, Honda, Toyota, and Volkswagen place eight of the top ten, with Ford Escape hybrids leading SUVs and Ford Ranger topping pickups.
Aiken Public Safety says Rodney G. Lawton and Ricky A. Holmes were charged in the October 1 armed robbery at Greg's Gas Plus on Richland Avenue. Holmes gave false statements to investigators. obstruction of justice charges will be filed. Lawton has since been released.
South Carolina enforcement begins December 9 on the new primary seat belt law. The measure requires all drivers and passengers to buckle up, with officials predicting an 11 point rise in usage to about 81 percent and potential savings of 64 lives, 650 injuries, and 140 million dollars yearly.
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