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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2001
Page
3
Aiken County HELP LINE will start six volunteer training sessions Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the HELP LINE Office 320 Park Ave. Professional instructors will cover crisis response listening skills and social service information. Trained helpliners will provide callers with information emotional support or referrals to community agencies. For more information call HELPLINE.
A kickoff assembly promoting Project Graduation is scheduled for Wednesday at South Aiken High School at 9 40 p m targeting SAHS seniors. The event promotes a safe overnight celebration beginning June 2 after local graduations and seeks to keep graduates away from alcohol and drugs. For details call 649 6877.
Dr. Doug Wyatt geologist with Westinghouse Savannah River Company will judge hundreds of teens at the International Science and Engineering Fair in San Jose California representing the Society of Exploration Geophysicists. The event features about 1200 projects from 40 countries with Nobel laureates and corporate researchers in the judging pool. Wyatt praises student brilliance and notes varied backgrounds including multilingual participants from the Midwest Bronx and Venezuela with interpreters. Regional students from Augusta Batesburg Leesville and Evans High are among the entrants. Information portals are provided for event details and CSRA student highlights.
Goodwill on Whiskey Road in Aiken accepts clothing household items toys books computers cars trucks vans boats and more via drive through. Donors receive tax receipts while staff process donations. Last year Goodwill placed 1638 people in jobs generating 28 million in payroll buying power locally. For more information call 644-4601.
At the University of South Carolina Aiken the Kids in College program runs June 4 to late July with week long classes and athletic day camps in baseball soccer basketball and more. Highlights include Discover Carolina from the Mountains to the Atlantic an archaeology camp and a new international camp exposing five cultures. Registration and program details are available by phone or computer.
Early Friday morning an Aiken man was arrested at Barnwell Avenue and Kershaw Street after driving north in the southbound lane of Sumter Street. He faced drug charges from an Aldrich Street location and fled officers, later found with marijuana. A gray Nissan truck valued at 2500 and tagged GA 407 PME was stolen from a Richland Avenue business. An Aiken man is suspected in a breach of trust involving 2480 dollars in goods from a local rental business via a fake account. A visiting Athens, Georgia man reported a lost blue Nokia cell phone worth 80 dollars with a 25 dollar leather case. A 2001 Suzuki motorcycle was reported missing from Churchill Commons. a 198? Chevy Blazer was broken into at Pine Log Road Bi Lo. Aiken man fled police for failing to obey, in Fairfield Street area. City May feature notes May theme: attentiveness.
Ed Templeton elected to SRP Federal Credit Union board as vice chair at the 2001 SCCUL annual meeting in Myrtle Beach. Templeton has led SAP FCU since 1988 and held multiple credit union leadership roles, with a business degree from Augusta College and UW BAI Bank Administration training.
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