Salkehatchie Summer Service to repair Valley homes in Aiken
About 45 youths and adults arrive in Aiken to start a local Salkehatchie Summer Service project led by Rev. Mike Vandiver of St. John’s United Methodist. By July 26 six area houses in Warrenville Gloverville Langley and north of Aiken will receive electrical plumbing carpentry and masonry work. Volunteers pay 100 each. donations of supplies are welcome via St. John’s Church office at 648 6891.
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Aiken
United Methodist Church
Salkehatchie
Beaufort
Santee
Greenwood
Pawley’s Island
Horse Creek Valley
Rev. Vandiver
Vandiver
Warrenville
Gloverville
Langley
Service Project
St. John’s Church
Wagener Churches Plan Joint Song Service
Wagener area churches will join in a denominationally inclusive service of unity and praise at 2 30 p m Sunday at the town Pavillion. Organized by C D and Virginia Tillison the event aims to unite Christians through song with local talent and plans for an August concert and monthly gatherings.
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Wagener
God
C.D
Virginia Tillison
Tillisons
Tillison
Christ
Wagener Area
Clude
Southern drought spurs Illinois hay relief appeal
Gov James Thompson urged Illinois farmers to donate or sell hay cheaply to aid drought stricken southern ranchers. The Agriculture Department coordinates calls from donors and recipients while the Illinois Railroad Association offers reduced cost transport to the Southeast.
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Springfield, Ill
State Agriculture Department
James Thompson
Illinois
Susan Mogerman
Thompson
Illinois Railroad Association
Hay
The
Agriculture Department
Nutrition program aids homebound healing in LSPHD
Lower Savannah Public Health District homebound patients recover faster due to improved eating habits. Nancy Coughenour and Wanda Wilson supervise diet education for patients across Aiken Allendale and Barnwell counties with nurse visits reinforcing nutrition advice.
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Savannah
Nancy Coughenour
Aiken
Allendale
Barnwell
Home Health Services
Cecelia Butler
Graniteville
Coughenour
LSPHD
Ms. Coughenour
Wanda Wilson
Alcohol Evidence Allowed In Suit Over Fatal Car Fire
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that blood alcohol content may be admitted in a product liability case brought by Debbie Kellar against General Motors over her husband Donald Kellar's death when his 1982 Chevette caught fire after he slept in the running car.
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Richmond
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Donald Craig Kellar
Kellar
U.S. District Court
Charleston
Falcon B. Hawkins
General Motors
State’s Economy Shows Mixed Signs Of Gain In May
The South Carolina Economic Indicators report notes 10 of 16 indicators rose in May while five declined, with unemployment insurance benefits unavailable. Most gains came from a 23 percent drop in initial unemployment claims, but residential construction fell 20 percent and nonfarm job openings declined 4.3 percent. Seven of eight coincident indicators rose, a reversal from April.
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Columbia
South Carolina
University of South Carolina College of Business Administration
State Employment Security Commission
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Aikes Stannari Aixen
Valley Homes
Wagener Churches
Mary Anne Browder
Curtis ‘Mathes
Curtis Mathhes
Whiskey Shopping
Tom Ecker
Pine Log Rd
Aiken, S.C
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