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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2001
Page
2
The article notes high blood pressure being overweight and no exercise as diabetes risk factors along with family history and age over 40. Brenda Jackson of ARMC urges screening and education as Pam Tinns of ARMC cautions many cases go undiagnosed until complications appear.
Fort Discovery at the National Science Center in Augusta offers 128000 square feet of interactive exhibits with hours 10 am to 5 pm Monday Saturday and noon to 5 pm Sunday. Admission is 8 for adults and 6 for children seniors and military. Nearby BOYD OBSERVATORY on the Savannah River Site ORA complex features a rotating dome and Newtonian telescope with group bookings. Du Pont Planetarium at RPSEC hosts weekend planetarium shows at 7 and 8 pm with reservations, plus bi annual Star Parties such as the April 28 event at 7 pm.
Identical twins Karl and Kevin Lown have spent 25 years volunteering with the Aiken Rescue Squad while also holding supervisory roles at the Savannah River Site Nuclear Materials Division. Both men emphasize the appeal of emergency decision making and lifelong commitment.
North Augusta Elementary School students Were honored for TaxsmART a state revenue department program. The project teaches how the tax system works and the agencies that benefit from taxes with artistic expression. Will Barnes selected the school and his daughter Page won first place in her grade.
Savannah River Site officials seek a way to treat more than 100000 gallons of PUREX solvent waste and avoid dismantling the Consolidated Incineration Facility by the April 1 2002 deadline. Energy Department and DHEC officials weigh permits costs and extended timelines while exploring safer cost effective alternatives.
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