MUSC Creates Division of Animal Resources for Lab Research
Charleston AP reports the Medical University of South Carolina formed an academic Department of Comparative Medicine and a Division of Animal Resources to house and supply animals for university wide biomedical research. MUSC uses about 800 dogs 60 cats and tens of thousands of rats and mice annually. Dr W Marcus Newberry Jr says capacity will meet growing needs as programs expand. Dr Michael Se of Johns Hopkins will head the new department.
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Charleston
Medical University of South Carolina
MUSC
W. Marcus Newberry Jr
College of Medicine
Newberry
Animal Resources
Michael Se
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Ryland School
Department of Comparative Medicine
Doctors Find No Cause For DeLoach Death
Richmond County Coroner Marvin Woodward said autopsy on 25 year old Aiken pharmacist Dr Stu art DeLoach found no immediate cause of death. He noted toxicology tests may take weeks to reveal any underlying factors and foul play is suspected. DeLoach was found in an Augusta motel room Wednesday afternoon and died later at University Hospital.
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Stuart DeLoach
Richmond County
Marvin Woodward
University Hospital
Woodward
Beech Island man and companion heart recipients show good recovery
James Stephens Jr. received a new heart May 5 and Rebecca Rogers of University Hospital says he is in good condition. Anneth Burke of Tifton, Ga. received a heart less than 24 hours after Stephens and is also in good condition. Both are in private rooms.
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Augusta
James Stephens Jr
Beech Island
University Hospital
Rebecca Rogers
Ste
Anneth Burke
Tifton
Stephens
Equipment Stolen From Cablevision Truck in Aiken
An Aiken Cablevision truck was robbed Wednesday afternoon between 2 30 and 3 30 p m. A Jerrold Texican test meter worth 1000 dollars was taken. The driver made several stops and does not know where the theft occurred. No arrests have been made.
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Aiken Cablevision
Aiken Department of Public Safety
New Ellenton Middle School PT0 Meeting and Elections Evening
The New Ellenton Middle School hosts its final Parent Teacher Organization meeting and officer election Monday at 6 30 p m in the school gym The program includes a student choral presentation All parents are invited to attend
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New
Ellenton Middle School
Correction on Sesquicentennial Notebook Rider Error
The Aiken Standard corrects the earlier note naming the rider of a bolting horse in the Sesquicentennial Notebook last Sunday. The rider was not Bill Bryant and the actual rider remains unidentified. The newspaper regrets the error.
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Bill Bryant
Midland Valley 1985 Awards Day Honors Numerous Students
Midland Valley High recognized a wide array of students for military scholastic and community service awards. Recipients included Scott Bonner Richard Ryberg Diane Raymo Christina Burge Tammy Toole Tony Baughman Kevin Wise Michelle Edgington Diane Raymo and many others across DAR AMVETS Legion groups and local clubs.
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Midland Valley High
Scott Bonner
Richard Ryberg
Daughters of the American Revolution
Diane Raymo
Christina Burge
Charlie Campbell
Sojourners
Shannon Marr
American Legion
Ryan Hilliard
Stuart Bedenbaugh
Michelle Edgington
Augusta
Georgia Society of Professional Engineers
Wanda Askren
Sharon Channell
Lisa Knight
Karen Wertz
Janet Pridgen
Thomas Meyer
Buddy Cook
Jeryle Lynn Baker
Wade Jones
Army
Billy Braswell
Kevin Wise
American Nuclear Society
Tammy Toole
Tony Baughman
Erskine College
Heyward McKie
Matthew Beckum
Missy Eubanks
J.B. White
Aiken Optimist Club
Scott Higgenbotton
Dana Clayton
Tamm Toole
Presbyterian College
Alpha Delta Kappa
Bruce Ferguson
CSRA
Ricky Brantley
Voice of Democracy
H.L. Jackson
Furman
DAR
Dwayne Faircloth
Billy Byers
Lisa Chapman
Danny Gibson
Hayward McKie
William Melancie
Tai Tran
Kevin Holley
Donna Jones
Audrey Jones
Michelle Taylor
Ricky Stidham
Steve Adams
Greg Dubose
Kyndra Haney
Denene Hiatt
John Johnson
Fonda Proctor
Richard Rowell
Emely Williams
Erica Johnson
Sam Hynes
Freddie Greene
Lowe Bruce
Kellie Ratliff
Shane Smith
Kathy Spires
Graniteville Exchange Club
Michelle Ie
Karen Lee
Candi Scott
Stephanie Brown
Rodney Geter
Vance Coleman
Karla McKinney
Clemson University
USC Aiken
Chris Johnson
Freddy Swanson
Rachel Scott
Glenn Sanders
Scott Higgenbottom
Michelle Edington
Wes Bryan
LBC
Lions Club
Susan Redd
Swint American Legion
Brian Bridgers
Mike Conaway
Ck Trye
Boys
Jeff Britt
David Sanders
Steven Strother
Pat Turner
Richard Daniel
Graniteville American Legion
West Point
Njrotc
University of Southern California
USCA
Spartanburg Methodist College
Clemson
Newberry
Debbie Swearingen
Aaron Gilmore
Robert Hightower
Mars Hill
Wal-Mart
Matt Beckum
Statewide AIDS antibody testing begins in 46 SC counties
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control announced expanded AIDS antibody testing across 46 counties to provide an alternative to blood centers. The test detects exposure to HTLV III and not the virus itself, with counseling offered at 15 district offices and results can be sent to private physicians.
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South Carolina
S.C
Richard Parker
DHEC
Bureau of Communicable Disease Control
C.M. Garland
Lower Savannah I Health District
Health Department
Lower Savannah Health
Aiken
Allendale
Barnwell
Missing Persons Bill Signed By Gov Riley
Gov. Dick Riley signed a measure to speed missing persons reports for children, creating a Missing Persons Information Center in the State Law Enforcement Division. Any guardian or agency can report to the center after notifying a law enforcement agency, with a toll free number and national coordination. First year funding of 138000 dollars was added in the Senate Finance Committee appropriations bill.
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Columbia
Dick Riley
Sday
Missing Persons Information Center
Riley
Senate Finance Committee
Etherredge Center Bridges USC Aiken With Community
The Etherredge Center at USC Aiken aims to bridge the university and local community with classrooms workshops and an auditorium gallery and theatre studio. The first phase adds a photography studio ten music practice rooms and visual arts studios plus a 150 seat concert hall and a 739 seat auditorium with naming opportunities funds to endow the university. A cultural concert series begins in November and the grand opening is set for February 1986. New Arts Council officers include Frank Costantino Bonna Gray Bonnie Blowers Taylor Garnett Peter Bisshop.
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USC Aiken
Robert Alexander
Aiken County
Arts Council
Alexander
Rose Hill Arts Center
Rose Hill
University Endowment Fund
Frank Costantino
Eer Bonna Gray
Bonnie Blowers
Taylor Garnett
Peter Bisshop
Meril Smith
Connie Daniels
Kim Keats
Beth Newburn
Susan Barnes
New Medical Center Becomes Outpatient Facility In Aiken
Dr Stephen VanDerVliet ai kent ophthalmologist outlined plans for the 43000 square foot two story Aiken Medical Center under construction at University Park Way beside Aiken Community Hospital. The center will host 13 physicians including orthopedics internists pediatricians general surgeons and three radiologists offering outpatient care and on site eye surgery.
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Stephen VanDerVliet
Aiken
Aiken Medical Center
Aiken Kiwanis
University Parkway
Aiken Community Hospital
VanDer Vliet
VanDerVliet
Moore
Court Upholds Elmore Death Sentence in 1980s Case
The South Carolina Supreme Court affirmed the death penalty for Edward Lee Elmore for the 1982 rape, mutilation, and murder of Dorothy E. Edwards in Greenwood. Edwards was found in a bedroom closet after being killed by Elmore who beat stabbed and severed her ear.
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Columbia
South Carolina
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Ramada Inn
Elmore
State Supreme Court
Circuit
E.C. Burnett III
TR White
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