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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

09 Sep 2004

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Sep 09, 2004

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10

Woolly Bear in School Sparks Insect Talk and Lessons

A Woolly Bear caterpillar becomes a classroom study subject as students discover its life cycle and the parasitoid pupae that emerge. Clemson entomologist Dr. Joe Culin explains the caterpillar's biology while experts note winter prediction folklore and list beneficial insects such as ladybugs praying mantis and lacewings. The piece ends with a community notice for the CSRA Hydrangea Society meeting hosted by Olivia Miklanis of Augusta.

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Judy Teddy Clemson Joe Culin Culin Mike Peters University of Massachusetts Csra Hydrangea Society Aiken Electric Coop Wagener Road Aiken Olivia Mickalonis Manger Augusta
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Lincoln documents moved to new state library in Springfield

The world’s largest collection of Abraham Lincoln documents is being moved a block to the new Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library in Springfield. The operation, coordinated by Gary Stockton, involves years of planning, a three week move, and 109000 dollars, with items including a Gettysburg Address copy and Lincoln’s lying in state photo. The old library beneath the Old State Capitol is half emptied as shelves and crates fill the space before the late month opening. The Gettysburg Address remains to be moved in a protected container to the new vault on a quiet day.

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Abby Indiana Springfield Ill Abraham Lincoln Gary Stockton Lincoln Old State Capitol Gettys Illinois State Historic Library
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