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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2009
Page
1
Area 7 dea 1S Bessie Lane Clark Bath. Notices list death and funeral details for Bessie Lane Clark in Bath area, with standard arrangements and obituary information.
Charles L. Munns retires as president and CEO of Savannah River Nuclear Solutions days after the firm lost 200 million in stimulus funds. Garry W. Flowers of Fluor’s HSE division will assume the top post. The DoE had announced the loss of 200 million of 1.6 billion in federal stimulus funds.
The Aiken County School District begins monthly early release on Wednesdays with two hour earlier dismissals and four hours of staff development. Lunch periods are moved up and condensed. South Aiken High will dismiss at 1 15 p m and run seven periods of 30 minutes with a modified fourth period. Greendale Elementary adjusts 4 K with afternoon class off and October schedule swap. North Augusta Middle sticks to regular schedule with 45 minute periods.
The AP summarizes the swine flu situation with ten key points. It notes over 1 million Americans sickened, about 500 deaths in the U S, and tens of thousands infected worldwide with nearly 2 000 deaths globally. Officials caution a fall surge as schools reopen and a White House panel projects up to half the population may catch it with 30 000 to 90 000 deaths.
Allen Wertz project manager for Team United says the 6.5 mile Palmetto Parkway segment between I-520 and I-20 near Highway 25 should open to traffic by October two months early. Some bridges and side road widening may finish by December with a 10 foot Greeneway along much of the route.
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