4-H Extension Seeks Youth Camp Guests This Summer
Clemson Extension offers five 4-H resident camps for ages 8 to 19 at two state locations. Camps cover electric, archery, wildlife, crafts, outdoor activities, and water sports with fees. registrations open via Aiken County Extension Office at 649 6911.
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Clemson University
Clemson Extension Service
W.W. Long Leadership Center
Amp
W.W. Long
Cs fingStry
Forest Rangers
R.M. Cooper Leadership Center
Lake Marion
Lake Moultrie
Cooper River
Old Santee State Park
Moncks Corner
E Marine Camp
Cherry Grove
Aiken County
Prostitute Murders Plague Lisbon Stirring Fear in City
In Lisbon a wave of killings targets sex workers has left city police baffled and residents on edge. Five young prostitutes, aged 20 to 27, were found slain with throat slashing, strangulation, burning, and disembowelment since July, with two victims HIV positive. Authorities suspect two separate killers nicknamed The Prostitute Hunter and Jack the Ripper, while nurses [sic] and fear drive prostitutes to arm themselves.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Hunter
Jack the Ripper
Soldiers in Somalia Convert to Islam Amid Relief Mission
In Mogadishu, Pvt Ivory Smith helps drum up dusk prayers at a one room mosque as American troops, many converted since January, observe Islamic rituals. The Defense Department does not track conversions. Capt Bob Charles says missions continue with respect for prayer schedules.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
Ivory Smith
America
Thement of Defense
226Th Supply and Service Co
Fort Stewart
Smith
Neptune, N.J
Suzanne Lacy Plants Rock Monuments Across Chicago Loop
Chicago artist Suzanne Lacy placed one hundred limestone rocks weighing about half a ton each on downtown sidewalks as mini monuments to distinguished Chicago women. Ninety honorees celebrated in events at Harold Washington Library, with plaques naming the honorees including Linda Yu and Carol Moseley Braun. The rocks, positioned to minimize obstruction, will be removed in September and the plaques given to the honorees.
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Chicago
Suzanne Lacy
Leon Elliott
Harold Washington Library
Lacy
Loop
Oakland
Calif
Chicago Sun‘Times
Richard Roeper
Ann Gilbert
Wacker Drive
Suzanne Gylfe
Sculpture
Amina Dickerson
Michigan
Adams
Cultural Arts
Wls-Tv
Linda Yu
Carol Moseley-Braun
Acy
Drug dealers learn sign language to reach deaf clients
Detroit educators warn dealers target deaf youths by using sign language and recruiting hearing impaired helpers to expand drug sales. Officials acknowledge possible risk but doubt wide spread practice. police say dealers already have other recruits. A grant supports anti drug education at Day School for the Deaf.
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Detroit
Diane Shepherd
Johnnie Granadas
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Shepherd
Day School For the Deaf
Granados
Ciry
Chicago
New York
Washington
D.C
Miami
Quintin Peterson
She Sai
Venezuela weighs next move after Perez embezzlement case
In Caracas, amid last year's coup attempts, President Carlos Andres Perez faces embezzlement charges for roughly 17.2 million dollars. Octavio Lepage was sworn in to replace Perez, with debates on his interim tenure and cabinet, and whether Perez will be allowed to leave the country or have assets frozen.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Andres Perez
Orce
Perez
Rom
Ven
Jaime Lusinchi
Costa Rica
Lepage
Supreme Court
Gonzalo Rodriguez Corro
Congress
Gonzalo
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