Winn-Dixie Offers Child Identification Program
Winn-Dixie Stores in Aiken announce the free Identiti-Child program providing a fingerprinted identification card for children. The card remains the family's property and can be given to authorities if a child goes missing. The company states no records are kept.
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Winn-Dixie
Aiken
L.G. Libby
Libby
OSHA
Usc-Aiken
Kathy T. Lybrand
Vital Records
S.C. Department of Labor
Columbia
Williamsburg Sheriff Indicted on 22 Counts of Misconduct
Kingstree AP reports suspended Williamsburg County Sheriff Theodore McFarlin was indicted by a county grand jury on 22 counts of official misconduct. He was suspended after earlier charges of misconduct and obstruction of justice, with a hung jury in the obstruction case. The indictments allege he ordered jail inmates to collect food from a county packing house and deliver it to his restaurant.
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Williamsburg
Kingstree
Theodore McFarlin
McFarlin
South Carolina
Davis urges community action at Aiken Wakin breakfast
Former TV newscaster James E. Davis told Greater Aiken Chamber attendees to stop dwelling on problems and actively improve the community. Davis, who ended 42 years in journalism last fall, urged optimism and practical steps, with Tom Wessinger introducing him and Aiken Assistant City Manager Mike Strickland receiving a service plaque.
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James E
Jim) Davis
Greater Aiken
Davis
Chamber
Tom Wessinger
Aiken
Mike Strickland
Rotary program on SRP forests and forestry research
The Savannah River Plant forestry program shown to Rotarians aims to reforest old fields with thousands of acres planted yearly. Fire is used to clear debris, yet 10 to 30 fires annually cause damage averaging tens of thousands of dollars. Researchers from the forestry service DuPont and the University of Georgia study wildlife at 1,300 sites, examining red headed woodpeckers wildcats deer turkeys and beavers. Rotary meets Mondays at Ramada Inn with Raymond Mizell as president.
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Savannah River
Rotary Club
John Irwin
SRP
Irwin
Forestry Service
DuPont
University of Georgia
Ramada Inn
Raymond Mizell
Man Protests Divorce From Prison in Rhode Island
Paul W. Lataille, 51, a sixth grade teacher at Lonsdale Elementary in Lincoln, refuses a $12,425 divorce settlement and remains in prison since March 1 to protest what he calls discriminatory law. He would need to pay $8,500 from savings, $3,500 in legal fees, and $425 in back alimony to clear contempt and obtain the final decree. He says he will stay jailed long term to show his stance.
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Cranston
R.I
Paul W. Lataille
Lataille
Lonsdale
Lincoln
Adult Correctional Institutions Intake Services Center
Solange
Blue Cross and Blue Shield introduces three new health policies
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina unveils three new health insurance policies offering varied protection levels and affordable premium rates. Each plan emphasizes personal choice and keeps the service standard and identification card that define the company.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
South Carolina
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Tom McElmurray
Aiken Conservation District
Lybrand
Tommie T. Lybrand
Finance America Corp
Atlantic Coast
Thomas Dey
Dyson
Charles L. Dyson Jr
Williston
Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina
C&s
Diane Best
Dysons
Tammy
Leigh Ann
Millbrook
Williams
John B. Williams
Riegel Textile Corporation
Roger W. Chastain
Riegel
Sue Parker
Virginia Dunkelbarger
Aiken Chamber of
S.C. Association of Realtors
Aiken Technical College
Gorman L. Williams
Williams-Skeen Agency
Homes For Living
Las Vegas
Williams- Skeen Agency
HLN
Canada
Caribbean
Realtor
Paul Kinsila
Aiken Realty Board
Jim McKinney
APAC
South Carolina Association of Realtors
North Augusta Realtor Board
Thurmond Whatley
The
Aiken Standard
Chesterfield St. South
Aiken, S.C
Cathy Hughes
Michael Thorpe
Annandale
Hilton Head Island
Man
Julian Dunbar
Lyon-Croft-Weeks & Hunter
North Augusta
General Insurance of
Augusta
Ridge Spring
Richardson
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