19 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2006
Page
1
Peggy Clark Turner of Warrenville is remembered in area death notices. Funeral and obituary details are listed with local funeral home Deamns and Funerals 6A providing arrangements.
Margo Gore a seventh grade science teacher at Kennedy Middle School was named the Aiken County School District 2006 2007 Teacher of the Year at a banquet honoring all district teachers of the year She previously won Mill Brook Elementary Teachers of the Year in 2001 served on the Teacher Forum 2001 2003 and earned a Masters in Education from Columbia College Gore and her husband Howard have fostered more than 10 children and she is pursuing a USC Aiken and USC South Carolina PhD and National Board Certification
Thomas Ravenel tells Aiken Republican Club that South Carolina should allow government funds to invest beyond bonds and equities to boost returns. He would scrap the Budget and Control Board, urge local decision making, and fix a 24 billion unfunded retirement liability by adopting practices from other states.
A Clemson university study presented to the Aiken City Council projects growth to 17 000 new residents over the next two decades. The analysis estimates a 23 percent growth rate with 141 million dollars in added revenue to offset operating costs but not capital infrastructure needs. Utilities costs may rise by over 75 million with 72 million in revenue, suggesting possible shortfalls.
Midland Valley High School will host a new program through a State Department of Education grant. A clinician will be housed at the school to intervene with students and assist attendance efforts. Principal Doris Hickson says the addition strengthens existing staff and promises targeted support for freshmen at risk of dropping out.
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