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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1999
Page
7
Ms. Townsend, seeking clarity, questions why Georgia hospital officials won't release records of Ms. Lively injured in a South Carolina incident. She notes past cooperation with MCG and humor in records releases, while a legal battle between state agencies continues over access.
Gov. Hodges toured Aiken highlighting education reform and a state lottery plan while mobilizing funds to retire campaign debts. Sheriff Leon Lott, an Aiken High School graduate, introduced him and praised local officials for backing Hodges.
Giannnucci reports tomatoes and tomato products in many forms reduce cancer risk, with raw and processed tomato intake showing benefits. Lycopene and other phytochemicals may protect cells, though lycopene supplements lack proven advantage. eating tomatoes as part of a balanced diet is advised. Separately, Ms Lively faces felony DUI and drug charges after a Georgia extradition, with medical records and SLED blood tests pending. She remains in a South Carolina hospital under psychiatric care.
Civic Ballet plans a spring show at the Etherredge Center USC Aiken on Saturday March 20 at 7 30 pm. The program includes Mother Goose Medley and Tribes a modern ballet about two warring tribes. Tickets cost 8 for adults 4 for children and are available at the box office. info line 641-3306.
City discussions questioned need for a new tennis complex and a $4 million bond. City manager Roger LeDuc suggested bond funding could materialize but warned repayment. Restaurant owner Lemisier warned smaller businesses would shoulder costs. LeDuc noted a $30 meal could rise about 60 cents with the tax. No consensus emerged among restaurant and hotel owners. proposal slated for City Council presentation Saturday.
Bishop David Thompson urges Catholics in South Carolina to pray daily for priestly vocations during Lent. Churches across denominations host noon Lenten luncheons through March 31 with guest speakers and shared meals. Daily Mass, prayer, and charity are emphasized amid Lent observances.
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