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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2005
Page
1
A former high school teacher reveals a degenerative kidney condition and discusses her diagnosis while educators and readers follow her journey. The piece blends community health awareness with personal narrative as she informs others and journals her experiences.
Obituary notice listing Ruth Scruggs Jolley and Elizabeth Bigham among area deaths with brief funeral entries and cross reference to Aiken Clyde E. Lamb and Langley.
The article stresses vigilant supervision for kids near pools and grills. It cites 260 annual drownings in residential pools for children under five and 3 000 ER visits from submersion incidents. It advises self closing gates CPR training, babysitter briefings, fence safety, keep toys away, and ready rescue equipment.
In Graniteville the St Pauls Episcopal Church seeks restoration after a derailment and chlorine leak that killed nine. Rev. Douglas A. Puckett notes 100 active members with 40 to 50 attending services, now held at St James Lutheran. Easter service drew 77 as the parishioners gain strength through faith.
Thomas McMillan, seeking his late father’s history, learns details about Navy Fireman 1st Class James McMillan and the USS Drexler. A 1945 sinking near Okinawa, caused by kamikaze attacks during radar picket duty, connects father and son through the USS Drexler Survivors Association.
Aiken Standard editor Rob Novit joins an interfaith pilgrimage to Poland funded by the REMEMBER program to study Holocaust sites. The Belzec memorial prompts a narrator to confront unimaginable horror while noting his Jewish identity and personal history, with a note to see further on page 5A.
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