Red Cross Month Proclaimed In South Carolina
In Aiken Mayor Farnenvaugh proclaims March American Red Cross Month at a local blood collection site. Rachel Hodges joins the governor in backing the Red Cross, urging adults 18 and older weighing at least 110 pounds to donate blood. Volunteers at 950 Millbrook Avenue discuss platelet donation and two hours of time, highlighting benefits to cancer patients and heart surgery patients.
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High school students top the national German scores
Local students excel in the 1999 National German Examination led by Aiken High School. Esther Pusch Ashley Isiminger and Jennifer Kirkland posted 99th percentile results, with many others achieving 95 to 98 and a few near 61 to 87. The test covers listening, grammar, and reading.
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Ashley Isiminger
Jennifer Kirkland
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Angel Sizemore
Margaret Walsh
Matthew Hunley
David Rodwell
Ian Kane
Kristin
Carrie Bacon
Jessica Bright
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