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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1979
Page
5
Floodwater mosquitoes alarm Aiken County residents as an early summer infestation begins. The article explains mosquito biology and behavior, noting females bite for blood to nourish eggs, the saliva that prevents blood clotting, and typical lifespans and egg production.
Elizabeth Kinsella an assistant professor of nursing at USC Aiken joins Today's OR Nurse editorial board. She notes the journal's nationwide positive pilot and aims to cover surgical tech advances book reviews and OR topics. The first issue appeared last month.
Action Wednesday in Columbia shows several bills advancing. Consumer credit exemptions move to Senate, private property penalties tighten, court grievance board appointment asked, bad checks evidence process sent back with amendments, income tax exemptions discussed, property tax listing penalties considered, infectious disease school employment evaluations debated, uniform child custody act moving, and police hall of fame committee designation revised.
Rep. John G. Felder warns that giving the governor authority over Public Service Commission appointments could set a dangerous precedent and expand executive power. The bill proposes a six member merit panel plus veto rights for both governor and Legislature, drawing Gov. Riley's support but prompting concerns of creeping authority across agencies.
The Law Engineering Testing Co. found no gas explosion caused the Lake Keowee cofferdam collapse that killed seven men last October. The firm ruled out earthquakes and sabotage, and said the cause would be announced at a news conference next week. The Labor Department did not plan to cite Southern Construction Co.
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