Rabies Clinics Offer Low Cost Pet Vaccines Across County
State law requires every pet cat and dog be vaccinated by a licensed veterinarian, with offenses for unvaccinated animals over four months. Clinics run April 19 and 26 at multiple locations in Aiken and surrounding towns, charging $3 per animal and advising carriers for cats and leashes for dogs.
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Aikenite editor named features editor of Today's Engineer
Joan G. Nagle of Aiken named features editor of the new IEEE quarterly Today's Engineer set to begin production this summer. The publication targets engineers across disciplines and will cover nontechnical issues in a changing global economy while emphasizing business context alongside technical skill.
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Aiken
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Aiken County Leads State in Pay Yet Local Children in Poverty
Aiken County tops the state in average weekly take home pay while about 20 percent of local children live in poverty. The United Way board plans a campaign to aid needy neighborhoods in cooperation with schools and clubs as Rotarians are urged to support the drive. The Rotary club meets at the Willcox Inn each Thursday. McCORMACK.
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Native American leader speaks on respect and nonviolence
On the reservation a speaker advocates respect for elders teachers and the earth linking it to solving modern society's ills. Candye Slay Redcliffe principal says the talk complements social studies and engages students.
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Beck sentenced for mail fraud linked to insurance payments
The general court sentenced Beck fromps after government charges that he used the mails to file for and obtain insurance payments for mental health treatment. Beck credited citizens’ responsibility to raise issues with elected officials while noting democracy requires responsive government. He cited recent laws on video poker bans school bus safety devices and mental health practice rules. Groundwater filtration news describes a system using nanofiltration and reverse osmosis to remove radionuclides, while handling tritium separately through chemical treatment and reinjection.
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ATC President Reflects on Past and Growth Ahead
Aiken Technical College marks 25 years with a video recounting early leaders Ashley Lit Hew, Paul Blowers, and Dr. Kathleen A Noble. Noble notes ATC is the fastest growing of 16 state technical colleges, serving 12,000 last year and projecting 18,000 by 2000, funding a $1.75 million capital campaign for new buildings and programs.
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Faith Bible Chapel Hosts Easter Food Fest for 300
Faith Bible Chapel fed over 300 people the day before Easter with a Food Fest serving 80 pounds of Alaskan fillet fish hamburgers fries slaw pastries and drinks. Rev Ray Taylor noted the church’s growing outreach from monthly meals to a larger Easter effort aided by Golden Harvest Food Bank with more plans for fall.
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People of Faith Bible Chapel
Ray Taylor
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Golden Harvest Food Bank
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