Mental Health Advocate Leads National Efforts Through South Carolina Group
Mrs. Carol W. Garvin, long active in Aiken and South Carolina, became national president of the National Mental Health Association for 1989. She advocates recognizing mental illness as true illnesses, urging better research funding, drug understanding, and access to employee insurance, with emphasis on children's mental health and early diagnosis.
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Aiken Post
Garvin
S.C. Mental Health Association
National Association
South Carolina
Annual Heart Tea at Morton Home on Magnolia Lake Road
The Heart Tea fundraiser hosted by the Aiken Women's Heart Board runs Wednesday from 2 to 5 30 p.m. at 241 Magnolia Lake Road to sell tickets for the annual musical benefit at USC Aiken Etherredge Center February 23 to 25. Evening performances cost 12 dollars, matinees six dollars, with reservations listed for Feb 24 25 and 28.
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Phil Jones
Pam Harmon
Aiken Women’s Heart Board
Judy Morton
Ted Morton
Magnolia Lake Road
USC Aiken
Etherredge
Rabies two forms described by Dr Rauton
Dr. Rauton outlines two outward forms of rabies in animals the furious rabies with hyperexcitability convulsions and viciousness and the dumb paralytic form with throat and jaw paralysis causing foaming and inability to swallow Both forms can lead to coma and death in animals while humans who present symptoms are rarely saved if treatment comes after brain invasion The entry point of the bite affects the urgency of care with face bites requiring faster action and prompt attention before brain involvement
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Rauton
Dr. Rauton
Rabies Vaccination Urged as Vital Insurance for Pets
Health officials urge pet vaccination to prevent rabies, noting unvaccinated animals bitten by rabid or suspected animals must be humanely destroyed. Vaccination costs under five dollars for a year of protection, with vaccines using killed or modified live virus. Quarantine rules apply if exposure occurs, and nonvaccinated pets exposed to known rabid animals face sacrifice. Rabies cases rise statewide and locally, prompting stricter controls.
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Dr. Rauton
Upper Savannah Health District
John Marchi
DHEC
Marchi
Windsor Council to discuss 1988 audit tonight
Windsor Town Council will review the 1988 annual audit at a 7:30 PM meeting in Town Hall. The agenda also lists committee reports and general business as the sole other item.
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Windsor
Town Hall
Aiken Public Safety Logs Multiple Incidents and Arrests
Police log shows a burglary and several incident reports from Jan 7 to 7 am including a round item accident and a hit and run. Arrests listed include Kathy Ison Johnson for shoplifting, Curtis Harris for simple assault and battery, Dari Lowery for disorderly conduct gross intoxication, and Ray Glover aged 31.
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Aiken
Aiken County Sheriff logs wide range of incidents
Between January sixth and eighth the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department logged numerous calls including domestic disputes burglaries assaults burglaries prowlers and thefts. Detention center bookings list names ages and addresses for charges such as possession of crack cocaine domestic violence public intoxication burglary and driving offenses.
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Aiken County Sherif
Aiken County Detention Center
Ronnie Cheatham
Dillon
John Alan Sehier
Azalea Place
Guiney Talmadge Miler
Ashey Circle
Belvedere
Steven Lamar Smith
A. Legion
WarrenvileSteven Donala Keenan
Karma
Grantelte
Rufus Gordon
P.O
Jackson
Marjuana
Colleen Dishrow Carpenter
Ackeon
John Benjamin Derrick
A. Warrenvile
Olver Wadsow Harden
Green St Augusta
Bonne Ray Thomas
Gregory Anout
Hattie Mae P White
Gordon
South Carolina Patrol Reports Vehicle Violations Jan 8 9
Report lists violations including uninsured vehicles no license no inspection and reckless driving. Names Jason William McKinney Charle George Douse 29 Route 2 Box 214 Jackson and Brett Steele Cunningham 30 Hyde Park Highway 195 New Ellenton noted for driving without licenses tags or headlights and failing to stop for blue light.
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South Carolina
Jason William McKinney
Charle George Douse
Route 2
Box
Jackson
Brett Steele Cunningham
Hyde Park
New Ellenton
New Ellenton and Jackson Councils Meet Tonight
New Ellenton aldermen hold second reading on a fiscal year shift to match Aiken County and consider a portable sign ordinance and city hall repairs. Fire Department officers to be approved. executive session to cover police sanitation DOH regulations and pending litigation. Jackson officials discuss sewer system progress and a fourth police officer.
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New Ellenton
Aiken
City Hall
Ellenton
Police
Sanitation
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Johnston Codes Ordinance Amendment On Tonight Agenda
An ordinance to amend the codes ordinance in Johnston will be discussed tonight at 7 30 The amendment would state conditions for employing a town attorney Town Clerk Irene Endreny The meeting will be held in Town Hall.
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Johnston
Irene
Endreny
Town Hall
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Carol W. Garvin
Eleanor Bookstaver
Helen Harmon
Lois Gillespie
Marie Boylston
Windsor Council
Aiken Public Safety
Ray Glover
Aiken County
Sheriff
South Carolina Highway Patrol
N.E
Aiken County Development Commission
Joel Batson
Courcil
Charles Grice
Rutland Drive
S.C
Landon
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