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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2005
Page
1
Colleges revamp nursing programs with two south Carolina schools
USCA will drop the associate degree in nursing and focus on the bachelor's program while ATC moves to add the associate degree. The two institutions collaborate to align nursing education, with ATC considering the LPN to RN path after USCA's plan. Conversion at ATC is slated for August 2005 pending State Board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken-Augusta
South Carolina
Ford
Judy Thompson
S.C. Nurses Association
USC Aiken
Aiken Technical College
USCA
Tom Hallman
ATC
Susan Graham
L.P.N
State Board
BellSouth HazMat Team Reaches Graniteville After Train Wreck
A 19 member BellSouth HAZMAT squad from nine states arrived in Graniteville after the January crash to assess damage to the call-switching center near ground zero. Joe Morris of Gilbert, a veteran of 2003 HAZMAT training, helped guide EPA and HEPA CO responders during the first publicized mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
BellSouth
Ground Zero
Joe Morris
Gilbert
Morris
Lexington County
Hepaco
Norfolk Southern
EPA
Aiken County
Shaws Fork Church Finds Hidden History in Attic
In a 92 year old Shaws Fork Baptist Church, workers uncover original wooden exterior paneling from the first building and learn a wall sized mural is a nailed canvas. Rev Mark Miller notes the church’s 1913 origins as a school and its evolution into a brick church in the 1950s. The mural backs reveal inscriptions linking Walter Keul of Shelby to a memorial for Earl Garvin by Lucy Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Miller
Shaws Fork Baptist Church
Ted Roberts
Dan Cherry
Harry Brady
Miller
Shaws Fork
Walter Keul
Shelby
N.C
Earl Garvin
Lucy
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Jessi Ford
Aiken
Rob Novit
R.N
Christian Craig
Shaws Fork Baptist
Suzanner
Stone
Lee History
Abby
Andy Barton Sr
Beaufort Durham, N.C
Earle Daniel Celley Sr
William J. Maxey
Langley
Suzanne Stone
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