Savannah River Center hits 15 million hours without lost workday injury
Savannah River Technology Center workers surpassed 15 million man hours without a lost workday injury, reaching the milestone earlier this month. WSRC notes about 1,500 employees contributed an average of 10,000 hours each over five years, translating to roughly 1,712 years of injury-free work.
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Etiquette talk on Southern norms at Rotary barbecue
Coyle and Marti Harmon led a Southland etiquette presentation on how women’s names appear in newspapers, noting June Murff’s frequent mentions. Mrs Harmon reacted with a witty remark during the Thursday night Rotary Club of South Aiken County barbecue at Mr. and Mrs. James Goodman’s home.
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Aiken Area Summer Job Outlook Improves Says Manpower
Manpower report shows 27 percent of 15 000 plus surveyed employers plan to hire more this summer in the Aiken area with no reductions expected. Construction and durable goods firms lead growth, with 40 percent and 28 percent respectively planning to add staff. education also expects big staffing gains.
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Johnston Jaycees Named State's Best Chapter Again
The Johnston Jaycees were named the number one chapter in South Carolina for the second consecutive year at the State Convention in Augusta on May 18 1960. The Rock Hill chapter is the only other repeat champion. Debra Aston was Outstanding Jaycee of the Year and Dean Campbell Outstanding President of the Quarter and Year among numerous awards for Johnston members.
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Single Mothers Suffer in South Carolina Poverty
Nearly half of women heading households with children in South Carolina live in poverty, versus under 10 percent of married couples. The 1990 census shows average incomes of 1,991 for married families and 14,097 for female headed homes. Henrietta Simmons, widowed in 1961, rose to 21,000 as Sea Pines head housekeeper before being laid off and now unemployed. Her story mirrors many mothers’ struggles amid low wages and regional hardship.
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Homeless Myth Busted By Shelter Records In Aiken County
Aiken Salvation Army Emergency Family Shelter on Park Avenue records show homeless clients come from diverse backgrounds including varied education levels from no schooling to college graduates. From January 1992 through April 1993, 290 people were aided, contradicting stereotypes about homelessness in the area.
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