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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

18 Feb 1985

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Feb 18, 1985

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4

Puppies Save Life Of Toddler In North Carolina

A two year old boy wandered from his Mount Airy home Saturday and survived overnight in sub zero temperatures thanks to three puppies shielding him. Rescuers with 150 volunteers searched the area before the child was found near midnight. He was treated for chills and scratches and released Sunday morning.

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Mountairy N.C Robert Campbell Debra Robby Art Mosblech Mosblech Sheriff's Surry County Campbell Robby Campbell Mount Airy
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Charleston Seen As Hotbed For Illegal Tax Shelters

State and federal officials label Charleston a hotbed for abusive income tax shelters linked to master music recordings educational tapes films and computer games. IRS figures estimate up to 2500 residents statewide involved with typical investor losses around 14000 including penalties.

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Charleston South Carolina Howard L. Oglesby Internal Revenue Service Columbia Oglesby IRS
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Costly Oil Dump Cleanup Near Rantowles

EPA estimates cleanup of a waste oil dump near Rantowles in Charleston County may cost about 1 million dollars and require more than two years. Site inspections start by April as groundwater contamination is monitored. EPA official Jeff Pierce notes oil may stay in sand. contaminated water must be pumped out and oil tainted sand isolated.

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Charleston Environmental Protection Agency Charleston County Rantowles Jeff Pierce EPA
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