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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2003
Page
1
Aiken County moves to bill Barnwell and Bamberg counties for services from the Second Judicial Circuit. County Administrator Clay Killian and County Attorney Robert Bell plan a formal letter to demand payment to close a roughly 130000 dollar deficit in the Aiken budget.
Aiken sheriff's deputies search for Ballardo Calix, believed to have stabbed Martin Guzman, 25, at a Beaver Dam Road camper. Guzman, found by neighbor Pamela Williams with multiple chest wounds, was taken to the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta as deputies seek a suspect who fled toward J D Lever Elementary School. An interpreter aids Guzman in communicating with officers.
The Federal Reserve, facing deflationary risks, plans another rate reduction to 1 percent or lower. Greenspan uses public remarks to influence markets while it debates a 0.25 to 0.50 point cut amid nine months of easing. The policy meeting runs Tuesday and Wednesday with the decision expected.
At Odell Weeks Activities Center in Aiken a Friday wall climbing class taught by Siva sees Mason Collins and Haley 6 reach the 28 foot overlook. A climber in his late 80s also completes the full ascent. Siva notes climbing is universal and fastest growing worldwide. The hour long weekly sessions welcome all ages and skill levels.
A one year study at Mattie C Hall Nursing Home in Aiken reports marked weight gain and reduced need for psychotropic meds among Alzheimer's patients. Pioneer Jacqueline Farnell estimates 40 SC facilities and 15 elsewhere have adopted the practice, with private home caregivers numbering about 500 in the state.
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