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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1994
Page
9
The Community Task Force on Cardiac Services hosts a forum Thursday at the Aiken Municipal Building 7 p.m. Featuring Aiken Regional Medical Centers staff and local officials the session aims to discuss cardiac care and answer questions. Contact Sandy Hobbs or Leigh Ann Wynkoop at 641 5926 for details.
LESA BOULWARE jokes that plastic surgery alters a nose but not intrusion into others' affairs. BARRY JOHNSON riffs on the name Wackenhut, a Savannah River Site contractor. He cites Tonya Harding and Lorena as planning a business in the area called Whack and Ut.
Deborah Creech 24, arrested in Aiken on unlawful neglect charges after fire at 617 amwell Ave left her 5 year old boy and 2 year old girl hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Boy observed for routine testing. girl, initially in critical condition, later released from hospital. Police say a mattress fire started when a 5 year old played with a lighter.
Langley residents critique a DHEC meeting on Langley Pond mercury contamination. Protests drew media attention as officials discussed new evidence while demonstrators refused to enter the center. Local residents urge open dialogue over environmental claims and publicity.
Aiken Technical College along with the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education runs the Higher Education Awareness Program HEAP to inform eighth graders and parents about higher education options in the state. ATC teams with Paul Knox Langley Bath Clearwater Leavelle McCampbell Johnston Edgefield Trenton Merriwether middle schools to offer information sessions about two year and community college paths.
Aiken County Councilman W Russ Ferrara requests that paving priorities be set by the County Council rather than the nine member Transportation Committee. He notes Home Rule authority and equal district representation as reasons for local control. The March 11 letter to Sen. Greg Ryberg has not yet been received in Columbia.
Augusta observes St Patrick's Day with a citywide green display and events by the Irish American Heritage Society. A mass at 12 30 p m at the Church of the Most Holy Trinity kicks off festivities followed by a 2 p m parade from the Augusta Richmond County Civic Center down Telfair to Broad Street. Performances include Barlee Bree Castle Kell the Bungee Chords and Riverwalk entertainment featuring Harry O Donoghue Castle Kelly and City Cloggers.
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