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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1990
Page
22
Clemson Extension offers The Family Stress Test to gauge a family's stress level and guide coping. It urges strong communication, shared time, and problem solving to manage life pressures and maintain happiness and welfare.
Lawmakers discuss new ethics reforms and stronger disclosures sparked by a bribery sting. Crangle of Common Cause credits the sting with catalyzing coverage and pressure for change, while Williams and Saleeby face hurdles over travel expense rules and campaign reform ambitions.
Rep. James Roland Smith of Langley will propose a bill to ban mass burials of animal carcasses in landfills. He cites environmental hazards and health risks to drinking water from dumps, noting Aiken County plans to dispose of many stray dogs and cats there. He says landfill controls are tightening statewide and safety must guide what goes into landfills.
Santa rode a motorcycle pulled sleigh to Helping Hands Inc. Children's Home on Whiskey Road in Aiken County. ABATE of S C sponsors the annual Toy Run now in its sixth year with about 30 members. Weather favored riders as volunteers gathered toys and canned goods for pickup at Spin Off Skating Rink and delivered them to John Elliott Lane.
Shoppers browsed a potpourri of selections as vendors set up Friday and lines formed by 8 a.m. Saturday. Anne Hagelston, the show’s coordinator, expressed glee while a brother reportedly preferred Macy's products.
T noted vendors were pleased by coffee and doughnuts served this morning. We served 25 dozen doughnuts and plan to repeat next year. The Christmas Craft Show resumes today at noon for its last day of the 1990 season.
The S C Department of Health and Environmental Control says Anna Maria Sub Acute and Ventilator Care Center, a 132 bed long term care facility in North Augusta, has failed to correct numerous violations and will be removed from certification as Medicare and Medicaid payments cease. The Health and Human Services Finance Commission orders a plan to relocate residents supported by Medicaid or Medicare within a week, with Frank Adams noting smooth placement in other facilities is expected.
USC researchers urge rethinking AIDS criteria which rely on gay male models. They warn women of childbearing age face underdiagnosis and higher death risk, with over half of female AIDS deaths going undetected. Public health officials note rising female mortality.
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