Kimberly-Clark plant trains own first responders
At Kimberly-Clark the plant crew undergo about 200 hours of annual training to act as first responders. The team can reach the scene in four minutes, handling electrical hazards hazardous materials confined spaces and multiple victims while assessing safety and providing care. They have aided three heart attack victims and treated twenty others for carbon monoxide exposure.
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Family stress expert urges balance and faith at conference
Dr. Kimmel, 44, founder of Generation Ministries, warned that modern families face fatigue from overload. He urged learning to say no and cited personal success living on one income. Attendees, including Cathy Miller of Millbrook Baptist, discussed balancing work and parenting with faith as a guide.
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Evers-Williams Faces NAACP Unity Push and National Agenda
NAACP leader Evers-Williams aims to refocus the 86 year old group on grassroots activism while backing surgeon general nominee Henry Foster and the motor voter law in Washington. James Gallman of the Aiken County Chapter remains cautious about leadership change and emphasizes local autonomy alongside national issues.
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Juror Replacement in O J Simpson Case Cited Race Shift
The report notes a white juror was dismissed on February 6 and replaced by a Black juror. NY lawyer William Kunstler commented that with eight Black jurors he feared a hung jury, or possibly acquittal, in the trial.
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Higher education faces budget cuts and rising tuition
Members of the College community warn cuts threaten programs and enrollment as the House budget panel aims for 1990-level spending. Staff fear layoffs and students expect higher tuition and less financial aid, while college leaders press for public discussion and tuition relief.
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Coastal Carolina University
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