Shepherd ends eight year run as county administrator in Aiken
William "Bill" Shepherd leaves the Aiken County Administrator post after eight years marked by growth and a near ten million dollar reserve. He arrived amid debt, pushed for tax restraint, and oversaw EMS expansion, recycling, a regional landfill, a new jail, and a research campus linked to the Savannah River Site. His wife notes his stable Army career and devotion to public service and quality of life in Aiken.
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Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Clinton defends use of U S emergency oil reserve
President Clinton defended tapping the U S emergency oil reserve as prudent to shield families from heating and gas costs amid high prices. He announced bids for 30 million barrels to be delivered in November as global supply remains tight and prices linger above four dollars.
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First wireless virus reported targets palm PDAs
Beaverton Oregon based McAfee reports the world’s first virus aimed at wireless PDAs. The Palm OS Phange virus appears in a gray box on screen and can be removed by rebooting or deleting the Phange file. Palm OS powers about 79 percent of handhelds and the threat at present is not widespread.
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McAfee.com
Beaverton
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Bill) Shepherd
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