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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 2002

Page

7

DHEC to Begin Smallpox Vaccinations for Health Workers

DHEC says ready to vaccinate medical workers against smallpox as soon as vaccine doses arrive. Federal controls determine timing, with initial 7,800 doses expected to support 14 volunteer teams. Plan prioritizes emergency responders, health staff, and reduced public access if mass vaccination occurs.

DHEC Columbia State Department of Health and Environmental Control Thom Berry Said. Campbell

National Guard Recruit Killed in Fort Jackson Training

An 18 year old National Guard recruit from Woonsocket, Cory Paradis, died during basic training at Fort Jackson in Columbia. Military police in South Carolina are investigating the death, and Paradis’s mother says she will not comment until the investigation concludes.

Providence South Carolina National Guard Woonsocket Cory Paradis Fort Jackson Columbia Army Wuara Cory Lisa Paradis Associated Press

Sorensen Inaugurated as USC's 27th President in Columbia

New USC president Andrew Sorensen vows to press the legislature for more funding and pursue new revenue sources after taking the oath at a Saturday investiture in the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center. The 64 year old Pittsburgh native arrives from the University of Alabama and leads USC with Gov. Hodges and college leaders in attendance.

Columbia Andrew Sorensen University of South Carolina Sorensen National Institutes of Health Pittsburgh Jim Hodges South Carolina

MUSC to Hike Tuition Across Health Professions

The Medical University of South Carolina will raise tuition by as much as 15 percent for health profession degree programs starting in the fall. Officials say the increase shifts state funding shortfalls to students and families. President Ray Greenberg and Medical School Dean Jerry Reyes disclosed the plan.

Charleston The Medical University of South Carlina Musc Board of Trustees Ray Greenberg Jerry Reyes

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