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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1981

Page

6

Family Therapy Emphasizes 24 Hour Involvement

Psychologists Bill Trezza and Gail Snelling of the Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center describe a family intervention program that uses the entire family as a resource. Sessions may involve one member or the whole unit, with therapy occurring 24 hours a day and often guided via a team using one way mirrors. Referrals mainly come from self-referrals, schools, physicians, and emergency rooms.

Bill Trezza Gail Snelling Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center Jeanie Roberson Center Trezza

State Study Targets Peach Handling Savings With Bulk Shipping

A $27,000 grant from the U S Department of Agriculture will fund a study in South Carolina to test bulk peach handling and shipping. The project aims to design a bulk container compatible with mechanized handling at packing houses and retailers, with test shipments planned for 1982 and matching state support.

South Carolina U.S. Department of Agriculture Richard Jesse S.C. Department of Agriculture

Earle Speaks At Kiwanis On Plant And Lawn Care

Tom Earle of the Clemson Extension Service will address the Aiken Kiwanis Club tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Ramada Inn. He will share tips on plant and lawn care.

Tom Earle Clemson Extension Service Aiken Kiwanis Club Earle Ramada Inn

Fatal Odds Link Speed To Motorist Fatalities

A motorist may face higher fatality odds at greater speeds. At 75 mph the chance of death is one in eight, at 65 mph one in twenty, and at 55 mph one in forty.

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