USCA seeks Graniteville survivors for medical study
USC Aiken is assisting a project to locate Graniteville survivors near the January train wreck to offer free medical evaluations. Nine people died and many were injured when chlorine gas was released. A coordinated team will contact residents by phone 641-3332, available 7 am to 10 pm daily, to register and schedule evaluations with privacy guaranteed.
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USC Aiken
Graniteville
Jan.e
Bob Botsch
USCA
S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Botsch
Lauren Eidson
Social Science and Business Research
Eidson
Eleanor Kenney
Missing 74 year old Marion Key still sought by area authorities
Area law enforcement retraced steps through North Augusta into Edgefield County in a continuing search for missing 74-year-old Marion Key. Twenty plus officers, gunthering with local sheriffs and public safety, scanned routes, waterways, and medical facilities while the State Law Enforcement Division aided with a helicopter. Key, last seen July 12 headed north on Knox in a 1993 Red Geo Metro with handicap tag 49579, left Wal-Mart of North Augusta. family and volunteers remain active as they monitor ATM activity and search locations. No foul play suspected.
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North Augusta
Edgefield County
Marion Key
Key
Bonnie Posey
Posey
Knox
S.C
Man accused in Windsor sexual assault
Aiken County deputies arrested 27 year old Jesus Ramirez of Camacho Court on charges of first degree criminal sexual conduct and burglary after he allegedly entered a Windsor home without permission and assaulted a sleeping 32 year old woman. He sat by the bedroom window and watched the victim use a phone before authorities found him in his truck.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Jesus Ramirez
Camacho Court
Windsor
Frank
Karen
Kdaily
Aikenstandard
Doctor recalls impact of medical mission trip
Doctor Randy Smith, based in Augusta, shared memories from trips to Nigeria and El Salvador. He described treating typhoid fever, malaria and yellow fever, and recounted stories of a man who adopted a baby, a San Antonio nurse inspired by the mission, and a Fort Worth couple who started an orphanage for malnourished children. He noted charity can begin at home and recalled his son giving his paycheck to a friend in need.
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Randy Smith
Rotary Club of Aiken
Smith
Augusta
Nigeria
Africa
Moses
el Salvador
Fort Worth
United States
France
Four Corners of the Earth
Hall and Smith Shine in Hopelands Summer Concert
Hall on organ and Alysa Smith on soprano drew a 500 plus crowd at St John’s United Methodist Church inHopelands Gardens. The duo offered Bach and Mendelssohn pieces with Smith’s voice and Hall accompanying on piano. Next concert features Harmony River Chorus at 7 p.m. Admission free, picnics welcome, alcohol banned. Parking options listed and rain info via local numbers.
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
Timothy Hall
Alysa Smith
Hopelands
Hall
Smith
Johann Sebastian Bach
Charles-Marie Widor
Richard Strauss
Felix Mendelssohn
Claude Debussy
Jeff Scott
Jeff
Laurens
George Gershwin
Spirit of God
Fred Binckes
George Shearing
Harmony River Chorus
Hopelands Gardens
Green Boundary Club
Gardens
Rye Patch
Erin Brooks
Up and Atom Breakfast Set by CNTA in Aiken
CNTA members and guests will attend an Up and Atom Breakfast on Tuesday July 26 at 7 30 a m in the City Conference Center Municipal Building 215 The Alley Aiken. Dr Ned Sauthoff U S ITER Project Manager at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory will speak. Cost 12 dollars at the door reservations by July 22. Call 1 800 299 2682 or 803 649 3456 or email cata bellsouth.
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City Conference Center
Cata
Bellsouth
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Lercan
PRESB
Floydandgreen.com
CNTA
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