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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1977
Page
12
An observer in Aiken details a sapsucker and kinglet visiting pittisporum shrubs in the backyard. She notes the sapsucker drilling sap holes and returning, while the kinglet feeds on sap leftovers, revealing interdependence in nature and the value of close observation.
Charlotte police say the baby's mother will be charged if located. The newborn, found a week ago in a trashcan, survived after exposure to cold. He received care at Charlotte Memorial Hospital and has improved from critical condition to alert and feeding normally. Social services will place him for adoption after six months of custody.
Rock Hill closes a two block Main Street segment to build a $1 million covered climate controlled mall. Traffic on SC 5 will reroute to parallel streets. The project includes a $500,000 parking deck and a $1 million private office building by New South Properties. South Carolina National Bank is the main tenant.
Talatha Baptist Church will observe its 150th founding with special services on Sunday January 16. Rev. Tommy Knotts Aiken Baptist Mission Director speaks at 10 a.m. Rev. B F Hawkins of Columbia is guest speaker at the second service. Former Pastor Rev Clifford Clark will speak third. Afternoon services feature the same three speakers starting at 1 45.
The Aiken Conservation District hosts its annual Conservation Essay Contest starting Saturday with a February 28 deadline. Open to fifth to eighth grade students in Aiken County, entries must be handwritten 800 to 1000 words. Schools submit one winner per grade to the district office.
A policy update affects some SSI recipients in shared living arrangements. The Social Security Administration will recontact beneficiaries over the next year to review living expenses and determine if benefits should change, with no immediate benefit amount changes until case reviews.
A gospel singing is set for 7:30 p.m. at the New Ellenton Auction Barn featuring The Singing Black Family of Langley, the Faith Workers and the Receivers of Augusta, along with several soloists.
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