Navy Chaplain Caries Ministry Across Four Corners of Earth
Navy Lt. the Rev. Daniel Deaton left a Georgia church to serve as a Marine chaplain. He ministers to mostly non believers by joining training, hikes, and helicopter missions to bring Christ to young sailors and Marines. He emphasizes faith over privileges and expects to continue as long as called.
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Tasmania
Thailand
Australia
Aleutian Islands
Navy
Daniel Deaton
Four Corners of the Earth
Aiken
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
California
Deaton
Katie
Sarah
Emily
New Covenant Presbyterian
Johnston
Edgefield
Denton
Marine Corps
Four Corners
Vietnam veterans face unique postwar stress, expert says
Dr. Charles A. Meyer told the North Augusta Rotary Club that Vietnam service differed from prior wars due to unit rotation, lack of declared war, guerrilla fighting, and younger ages. He described PTSD as delayed stress reaction with nightmares, flashbacks, numbness, and hyper alertness, noting historical terms like shell shock and combat fatigue.
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North Augusta
Charles A. Meyer
Rotary Club
Meyer
Veterans Administration Hospital
Vietnam
Dr. Meyer
Pearl Harbor
Carl Graybeal
Hank McKenney
North Augusta Community Center
Autopsy Refusal Tied to AIDS Possibility in Two Myrtle Beach Deaths
Two Myrtle Beach Air Force Base men died from apparent self inflicted hanging. Hospitals declined autopsies citing AIDS concerns or unprepared morgues. Coroner and officials say no confirmed AIDS results. investigation treats incidents as separate.
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Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Lee Proctor
Grand Strand General Hospital
Myrtle Beach Sun- News
Proctor
Horry County
Gene Johnson
Johnson
Medical University of South Carolina
Sandra Conradi
Charleston County
MUSC
U.S. Naval Base Hospital
Charleston
Air
Gether
Conradi
Alligators Kill Bulldog in Charleston Neighborhood
In West Ashley Forest Lakes a 11-foot alligator killed an 80-pound English bulldog named Cid after dragging it from a lake. Veterinarian John P. Bradford and his wife Patricia reported the attack at about 3 a.m. Wildlife officers later shot the 11-foot gator believed to be responsible.
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Charleston
Forest Lakes
West Ashley
John P. Bradford
Patricia
Bradford
Cid
State Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Department
Gail Wright
GYNECORT Offers Superior Relief for Feminine Irritation
Gynecologists note GYNECORT treats external inflammation and itching by surrounding irritated tissue. The medication reduces inflammation and itching faster than douches or powders and is now available without prescription at feminine product retailers. It blends inflammation reducing medicine with a hypoallergenic cream for quick soothing relief.
Aiken County CTBS Scores Rise Across Grades 4–11
Comprehensive Tests of Basic Skills results for Aiken County during 1986 87 show ongoing gains with 57 of 62 subtests above national average and district totals around mid fifties to high fifties in most grades. Seventh and eighth grades exceed 50th percentile in all tests while ninth and eleventh grades show strong math and social studies performance despite weaker reading and science in some areas.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Jim Martin
Board Approves Gymnasium Repair and School Projects
The Aiken County Board of Education approved funding to repair Schofield Middle School gymnasium with about 50000 borrowed from the Aiken High School project. They backed a Savannah River Plant reactor and funded air conditioning installs at North Augusta Middle and Warrenville Elementary.
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Aiken County Board of Education
Schofield Middle School
Aiken High School
Aiken High
Savannah River
Robert H
Bob) Slay
SRP
North Augusta Middle School
Warrenville Elementary
North Augusta
Warrenville
Oakwood-Windsor
Department of Per
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Navy Chaplain
Rev
Kelly Greene
Combe Inc
Christina Johanningmeier
Sonnel Services
Byrd Elementary
A.L. Corbett Middle School
Sce&g
Bradberry
Rhythm Arts School of Dance
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