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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2003
Page
4
Letters cite Roger LeDuc turning down his raise while city employees received higher raises. They demand repayment of 7 percent from last year and 10 percent the year before, noting a lag for lower ranks. The discussants reference candy hazards and election timing around Saddam Hussein.
South Aiken High School seniors Sylvia Beam and peers visit Sunshine House and Millbrook Baptist Church preschool to observe children as part of a teacher cadet program. They study cognitive social and physical development to align teaching with diverse learning styles and plan exchanges with Williston-Elko High School cadets.
An Aiken funeral home partners with Tele-en-Vivo to provide live video conferencing for services. The system links distant families with the service and allows both sides to control their camera views, costing 1000 to 1500 dollars per use.
The Department of Health and Environmental Control in Aiken has exhausted its supply of influenza vaccine. Doses received from DHEC in Columbia last week were quickly used, with no more available locally. CDC in Atlanta is working to obtain additional doses and will be announced if available.
Shriners in Aiken County organized a Christmas party at their U.S. Highway 1 facility where about 20 children and families received gifts for Shrine hospital patients. Ashley Brook aged six gasped at a stamp kit gift as Santa arrived, while Martell Hightower received a battery powered SUV. Club president Coy Sharpe said the annual event provides gifts to every treated child and includes snacks and entertainment from the Southland Express Cloggers and Miss Lander University Kristie Argo.
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