Former resident leads in aiding dog food contamination probe
Former South Carolina state veterinarian Dr. Tony Caver, a longtime Aiken and North Augusta connection, continues to assist in the dog food contamination investigations. He helped oversee poultry health programs before moving to Clemson and later returning to public service, stressing the low likelihood of mad cow disease and urging rapid public notification.
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Rug Cleank Cleaning and Padding Appraisals
Local rug care firm Tran Rug Co offers cleaning, moth proof wrapping, and padding services. Contact 706 736 2551 for estimates and treatment options.
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MOX Project Budget Clears Hurdle for 2006 Start
A US audit shows the MOX facility to convert weapons grade plutonium to reactor fuel may need 1 billion dollars to design and build. Congress approved 950 million through 2005, with 550 million on hand to start construction in 2006. The report cites cost increases from scope adds and Russia liability, plus contract flaws and six recommendations.
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South Carolina funds African American History Monument
The State of South Carolina used state funds to erect the African-American History Monument on the State House grounds. The 2001 dedication marks the first such monument on state capitol grounds, depicting enslaved peoples’ entry, Civil War, and Black community progress into the 20th century.
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Public hypnosis session offered by New Life Clinics in Orangeburg
A two hour free public session at Stevenson Auditorium 979 Middleton St Orangeburg invites participants to try clinically guided hypnosis for smoking cessation weight loss and stress relief led by a Board Certified hypnotherapist. The program is funded publicly and hosted by New Life Clinics, a registered nonprofit.
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