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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1982

Page

7

Michelle Bennett Honored as 1982 ACH Candy Striper of the Year

Michelle Bennett a 16 year old volunteer at Aiken Community Hospital was named 1982 ACH Candy Striper of the Year by a committee of ACH staff the Aiken County Medical Auxiliary and the Pink Ladies. She has volunteered over 300 after school hours mainly in physical therapy assisting patients distributing water and running errands. She plans to study physical therapy at USC and MUSC after high school while active in church and student activities at Aiken High School.

Aiken Community Hospital Michelle ACH Aiken County Medical Auxiliary Pink Ladies Aiken High School University of South Carolina Medical University of South Carolina Shiloh Baptist Church

Aiken singer Theda Roberts eyes Nashville breakthrough

Theda Roberts, an Aiken country singer performing with Sammy Obanion and Southern Comfort, plans June shows at Texas Music and Chili Company in Knoxville and will back touring stars at the fair complex. She aims for Nashville despite long odds and emphasizes passion, audience connection, and perseverance.

Knoxville Music City USA Theda Roberts Aiken Augusta’s Homes Motor Lodge Sammy Obanion Southern Comfort Theda Texas Music and Chili Company Fair Ms. Roberts Atlanta Kenny Rogers Bell Auditorium St. Angela Nashville Thurmond Whatley

Army Expert Calls Lamb Radiation Evidence Irrelevant

Dr. Bernard F. Trum testified that lamb birth defects from radiation exposure were not important to the 1956 lawsuit claiming fallout killed thousands of Utah sheep. The case seeks to reopen an earlier suit arguing the government concealed evidence of sheep deaths tied to Nevada atmospheric tests.

Salt Lake City Utah Bernard F. Trum Army Veterinary Corps Trum Atomic Energy Commission U.S. District Court Nevada

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