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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1999
Page
6
In the Health Of South Carolinians 1999, DHEC Commissioner Douglas E Bryant states that SC cannot be healthy or productive while a segment suffers. The report highlights using prevention and treatment knowledge to improve community health and reduce pain or distress among expectant mothers and infants.
Glenn Nichols outlines DHEC and SCis focus on pregnancy and infant health. The piece highlights that more than half of SC pregnancies are unintended, linked to lower prenatal care and higher risks of low birth weight, infant mortality, and chronic illness. It notes potential savings from better prenatal care and reducing disparities between Black and White mothers and newborns. More next week.
Rabun County authorities believe they found the body of a 17 year old girl from Pennsylvania swept into the Chattooga River near Raven Rock. Swiftwater crews work to divert rapids and recover the remains wedged eight feet below the surface amid rocky constrictions.
Anderson County man Marvin Edgar Fields, 46, is charged with murder in Nellie Grace Fields's shooting death. The victim, 49, disappeared after a weekend camping trip. deputies found her body in a padlocked refrigerator on a hunting access road. Autopsy pending.
Rodney Richardson of Elliott in Lee County was killed early Monday after allegedly trying to rob a Georgia couple near a gas station off Interstate 20 and state Highway 341. The couple said a Jeep followed them and a man flashed lights before pulling a gun and demanding money. No charges were filed and authorities noted Richardson was suspected in a prior motel area robbery.
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