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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2005
Page
1
Millbrook schools receive funding for a year long literacy project titled Mother Goose on the Loose. Teachers Suzanne Redd Maureen Stack and media specialist Michelle Goings lead the program. A hats off trunk show at Clothes Cottage Chesterfield runs during regular hours today and Friday.
Aiken Standard presents a daily reading spotlight urging literacy in a fast paced world. Susan Poorbaugh discusses The Good Priest's Son by Reynolds Price and names Annie L. Graham Odom from Williston and Paul Grover from Aiken in a brief literary note.
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NuStart Energy will reveal its two best site candidates for new advanced nuclear plant licenses from six states including Mississippi and South Carolina. EDP's Fred Humes backs the Savannah River Site bid near Jackson, noting a two year effort. The announcement does not confirm a plant, just marks a major step in potential future construction.
Rita intensified from 115 mph to 165 mph becoming a Category 5 hurricane. Texas and Louisiana issued mass evacuations with over 1.3 million people ordered to move as New Orleans braces for possible flooding and power. President Bush urged readiness and authorities dispatched buses water and medical teams.
Aiken County Council votes to sue the U S Department of Energy and Energy Secretary Bodman over MOX plant delays at the Savannah River Site The suit filed in federal court asks for a corrective action plan to meet a 2009 operational deadline plus suspension of plutonium shipments and options for plutonium removal Greenpeace observer Tom Clements comments Bodman filings meet the letter of the law
Sen. Greg Ryberg, 58, of Aiken will announce his run for state treasurer on Sept 28 amid a crowded GOP primary with Rick Quinn and Jeff Willis. He argues taxpayers need a financial warrior and says his business leadership at REI Inc. equips him to manage public funds. Patterson, 81, seeks a ninth term and reflects on 2002 race.
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