Blood donation drives and centers schedule in Aiken area
Centers in Aiken and Bath announce blood donation opportunities with hours and contact numbers. Locations include the Aiken Community Blood Center at Whiskey and Pine Log roads, North Augusta High School, and the American Red Cross centers behind Shoney's on Millbrook Avenue. Appointments available by phone. Also notices on tax assistance and a Bahamas cruise fund project for North Augusta High School’s 1978 class.
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Aiken Community Blood Center
Shepeard Blood Center
Whiskey
Pine Log
North Augusta High School
American Red Cross
Aiken Blood Donor Center
Man Convicted in Store Holdup Seeks New Trial
An Aiken County man sentenced to one year for taking part in an April 29 1995 convenience store holdup seeks a new trial. Donald E. Rogers 25 filed for post conviction relief after a state Supreme Court denial. Deputy Solicitor Brown said Rogers Norris Smalls and Ray Smalls were indicted for an armed robbery at Eubanks Country Store and were captured after a manhunt aided by a state helicopter bloodhounds and deputies.
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Aiken County
Donald E. Rogers
Eubanks
Rogers
Brown
Norris Lamar Smalls
Ray Charles Smalls
School screening policy discussed by Aiken officials
Health officials said public schools in Aiken County would not conduct screenings beyond routine examinations. Parents urged parental attendance for any physicals, and Roberson noted severe problems would trigger standard physician or clinic follow ups. Sue Kolka and Melissa Sellers praised the discussion and outcomes.
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Roberson
Newberry Bridge to be rebuilt with concrete walks
Barwick notes the closed bridge has waited over a year for funds and final finances for a nearly 950000 project. The new structure will be concrete with decorative walks and railings and is considered feasible with no current problems.
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Imber
Barwick
Bicycle Officer Training Highlights and Student Art Show
COPS tram in is a team. An officer is very vul nerable when he's chasing a sus pect. Odenthal said one of the most important things officers learn is to make bicycle procedures an instinctive part of law enforcement duty. "It's got to be second nature, You can't be thinking about how to safely dismount a bicycle." Scott Schaffrick, an officer with the New Paltz, N.Y., Police Department, said the training is valuable because it presents situations that may come up, without the high stakes involved on the streets. "What's great about this is you learn from your mistakes," he said. The Etherredge Center Gallery at USC-Aiken will feature the Aiken County Student Art show in the upper gallery until March 26. The public is invited for more information call Elizabeth Cargile at 648-8310 or the Etherredge Center Box Office at 641-3306.
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Dominguez
Odenthal
Scott Schaffrick
New Paltz, N.Y
Usc-Aiken
Etherredge Center
Aiken County
Elizabeth Cargile
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Langley Bath Clearwater
Wanda Shedd
Langley Bath Clearwater Middle School
North Augusta
Bahamas
Cathy Newsome Grant
Patricia Dais Blaylock
Stephanie Thomas Williams
H. O. Weeks Activity Center
First, Presbyterian Church
Aiken Public Library
First Baptist Church
Clearwater
Nancy Carson
Carl Langley
Sue Kolka
Melissa Sellers
Cole
Apm
Bragg Heating Co., Inc
Twew
Eek Ave
Aixen
South
Lan
The
Giken Standard
Helmeo
Howard Stern
Ele
Sereram
Ifk
Whiskey Road
Aiken Mall
Golden
Ginny Southworth
Green Gardeners Garden Club
Sue Corley
Olivia Garvin
Ann Dunbar
Lida Sparkman Burns
Ms. Burns
Greenwood
Apain
DW Price Paints
Taka
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