Relay for Life event spreads hope for cancer survivors
Augusta based Lydia Project fundraiser team highlights hope and camaraderie for survivors and caregivers. Projects include keeping pins for Relay fundraising, a garage sale Oct 7 in Laurel Oaks, and Lydia Bags for cancer patients. Next team captains meeting Oct 12. For involvement: Bartholomew 221 1492 or ACS 803 750 1693 or ai kenrelays bellsouth.net.
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Relay For Life
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Opposition grows to MOX plutonium program funding
Lawmakers face a split battle as the Senate budget adds 50 million for the MOX project despite environmental critics led by Edwin Lyman and Louis Zeller opposing the plan. Rep Gresham Barrett warned leaders may bypass obstacles to move the MOX program forward amid rising costs and stalled Russia disposal efforts.
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U.S. Senate
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Congress
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Report on sexual assault case leads to investigation
Initial incident reports say the victim was at an emergency room on August 17 with few details about the alleged assailant who she said raped her. A Sexual Assault kit was completed and entered into evidence as detectives began a thorough investigation. The police found no signs of forced entry and Hutto surrendered to authorities on Thursday, later posting bond.
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Campbell Fall Classic Consolation Game Set for 12 PM
The report notes a loss with quotes from Cathy Edmundson and Vin Mizner about misfiring rhythm after the second chukker. The Campbell Fall Classic consolation match for third place is scheduled for 12 p.m., followed by the Aiken Ladies Invitational at 2 p.m.
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Chukker
Cathy Edmundson
Vin Mizner
Aiken
Congressman Ney Expected to Plead Guilty in Corruption Case
Rep. Bob Ney of Ohio faces possible guilty pleas in a long running corruption probe linked to lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Officials said Ney may admit to at least one charge and possibly a false disclosure related to a 2002 golfing tip. Proceedings remain pending with no confirmed resignation timing.
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Justice Department
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