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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 2002

Page

5

Valley Empty Stocking Fund Aids Mother and Kids

The Valley Empty Stocking Fund in its 90th campaign assists a single mother of three children as winter approaches. Local sponsors include Post 153, Post 77, the Midland Valley Lions Club, and the Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce. Donations listed total 15 947 54 with 12 480 49 previously acknowledged.

Valley Empty Stocking Fund L.B.C. American Legion Samuel Swint American Legion Graniteville Midland Valley Lions Club Midland Valley Area Chamber of Commerce Mihara Maori Johnson James Johnson Adt Sons Gregoret Logaty St John Grantovite Ethel Parker Marenones Co. Ne Glovenle Porte ‘Costal Hoiness Church Hubert Kneece

Teens die in wreck on Orangeburg County highway

Two 17 year olds die after the car they rode in struck trees along a state highway in Orangeburg County. Henry James of Harleyville died instantly when he lost control of a 1995 Eagle sedan. Jonathan Cusack died later at MUSC in Charleston. another passenger is critically injured.

Holly Hill Orangeburg County Henry James Harleyville South Carolina Highway Patrol Dwight Green Jonathan Cusack Medical University of South Carolina Charleston Green

South Carolina Urged to Boost Child Care Oversight and Training

A study ranks South Carolina low in funding for child care despite First Steps programs and calls for mandatory training to detect child abuse. Sarah Shuptrine notes higher training could improve care, while a state committee chaired by Nancy Freeman plans to issue recommendations to the General Assembly next year.

District of Columbia Palmetto State South Carolina First Steps Shuptrine University of South Carolina Nancy Freeman General Assembly

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