Beavers Fight Odds After Train Collision in Aiken County
A wild beaver named Teresa survived a train strike on Horse Creek Valley rails. SPCA reports she was rescued, treated by Dr. Jay Jones at The Animal Ark Hospital, with surgery to repair a crushed leg and rehabilitation to return to the wild under wildlife preserve protection.
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Aiken County
Teresa
Horse Creek Valley
Bob Young
Aiken Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Young
SPCA
Wisconsin
Animal Ark Hospital
Savannah River
Jones
Beaver
the Ark
Dr. Jones
USC Aiken Student Embarks on Egypt Teaching Practicum
Donna Caprell, 23, will become USC Aiken’s first student to complete a study abroad, traveling Feb 16 to Alexandria to student teach at Schutz American School. She will live on campus with faculty, miss May graduation, and hopes to tour Egypt and possibly teach summer camps after May.
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Aikien
Egypt
Donna Caprell
Donna
Usc-Aiken
Donnna
Usc-A
Alexandria
Schutz American School
Ruth Cordahi
USCA
Antonie
Middle East
Cordahi
St. Angela Academy
East Aiken
Allendale
Ms. Caprell
Palestine
Cairo
Memphis
Christine Caprell
Cananda
Greece
Aruba
Italy
Japan
Libya
Aiken
Fortign
Caprell
States
Nile
Cordahl
Elizabeth Harrington
Parade Of Sickies On TV And The Cold
A writer rails at TV soap operas and commercials for spreading colds as they show sick performers. The narrator recalls nights watching sickly actors with red eyes runny noses fevers and coughs. A jab about a blonde with a stuffed nose and a balloon ends with the line My cold.
Eight-Hour Capsule Tops Bombs Of Sickness In TV Ads
Erma Bombeck notes eight hour long syndication capsule promises far more medical misery than the two hours she imagines. She jokes about endless commercials showing sick actors, coughs, sniffles and fevers, and wonders where all these ill people come from while TV screens fail during a power issue.
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Jay Jones
Jay H. Jones
Teresa the Beaver
Ginny Southworth
Ashley Jones
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Tom Sawyer
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