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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1996

Page

3

Retention and dropout concerns in schools

Dr Roberson notes dropout risk ties to retention, especially for 16 to 18 year olds who fall behind. North Augusta High principal Richard Terlizzi suggests engaging students in extracurriculars and maintaining strong parental involvement to reduce dropouts while preserving safety and academics.

Roberson Richard Terlizzi North Augusta High

Azalea Festival traffic safety plan detailed

ADPS officials warn pedestrians to use crosswalks and stay alert near the courthouse during the festival. Drivers should be patient and cautious as streets will be crowded. Eight officers will patrol daily with Summerville PD assisting. a Newberry Street site will host ADPS, Rescue Squad, volunteers, and an EMT on bike for safety.

Galardi ADPS Seascape.net Summerville Newberry Street Aiken George

Circus daredevil Thomas recalls cannon stunts and risks

Thomas describes years of training to master 85 to 110 foot cannon flights at the circus. He compares the force to a high speed rear-end collision and notes the adrenaline, injuries, and the profession's dangers. He emphasizes preparation and that earning a living outweighs the peril.

Thomas Circus Big Top

South Carolina sues over nuclear fuel shipments from DOE

Gov Beasley filed suit arguing no emergency or long term disposal plan exists for spent fuel rods. Clinton administration counters the return of rods is a national security issue. DOE plans to spend up to 1 billion over the program and states at SRS are ready to execute.

DOE Atoms For Peace Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S Clinton S.C David Beasley Beasley South Carolina Guisti SRS Department

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