Falconry Project Wins First at Scout Meeting
Boy Scout Troop 98 sponsored by St. Bartholomew's Church in North Augusta took first place at the Georgia South Carolina Council annual meeting in Augusta for their falconry exhibit "Hawk and Owl Conservation." They trained sparrow hawks, displayed owls and hawks, and circulated a petition with 400 signatures urging tighter protections for hawks and owls, citing ecological balance and a recent Georgia law change.
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Boy Scout
St. Bartholomew's Church of North Augusta
Georgia-South Carolina Council
Augusta
Ray Holzworth
Jerry Knighton
Bud Lemmon
Calvin Zippler
South Carolina
Troop 98
Aiken County
Georgia
William L. Robbins
Taylors
Harlan
Birthday Horoscope Says You Seek Support Yet Drive to Excel
A reader guidance piece outlines Taurus through Aries signs with emphasis on external support and personal drive. It notes Taurus should balance resistance to ideas with reassurance, while Aries should protect belongings and ignore rumors to stay in the race for success.
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Borm
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Pollution Fight Flash In The Pan
Conservationists greet a rising public concern over air water land and forests while skeptics fear a temporary fad. They worry about costs personal sacrifice and whether the awakening will endure beyond another headlines crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Maryland Conservation Defeat Sparks Clean Water Debate
The piece argues environmental neglect endangers Chesapeake Bay and Great Lakes. It cites a Maryland setback blocking state control of sewage plants, warns pollution costs could reach 30 billion dollars to restore water bodies, and questions if Americans will back the bill when finances bite.
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Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
America
Lake Erie
Pollution Commission Meets May 11
The Aiken County Air and Water Pollution Commission will meet at 7 p.m. at North Augusta Elementary School. Continental Can Co. representatives will discuss plans to prevent air and water pollution at their Augusta plant. The plant began with a 1960 phase costing 45 million dollars, with later additions costing 52 million increasing capacity to over 1,100 tons per day.
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Aiken County Air and Water Pollution Commission
North Augusta
Continental Can Co
Augusta
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Wonderful World of Scouting
John Bunkfr
Copley News Service
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Coward-Corley Seed Co., Inc
Your Garden Center
Park Ave
Dial
Laurens Aiken
S.C
Laurens St. Aiken, S.C
Air Masters, Inc
Cliff Jones
Richland Ave. E
Knut Mitchell
Consumer Credit Co
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