Kilbourne to keynote TEC Drug Awareness Day in Aiken
Dr Jean Kilbourne renowned author and media critic will speak at Aiken Technical College's Alcohol and Drug Awareness Day on June 6. The event runs 9 am to 3 pm and 7 to 9 pm with the theme Defeat the Ds Drugs and Drinking. Kilbourne will present Under the Influence a slide show on advertising pushing alcohol.
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Aiken Technical College
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Dr. Kilbourne
National Organization For Women
Educational Foundation of America
NBC
Harvard Medical School
Harvard Business School
Duke University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Crisis Line Renamed to HELP Aid Line in Aiken
Aiken's crisis service remains open and now operates under the HELP name with an emphasis on information referral. Volunteers continue crisis support while directing callers to social services, and HELP collaborates with the Mental Health Association, the Coalition to Assist Abused Persons, and the Aiken Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, funded by United Way.
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Aiken
Examination Ordered For Suspect In Murder Case
Frances Pope, 39, a Graniteville woman charged with the murder of her employer Juanita Reardon, is transferred to the State Hospital in Columbia. Circuit Judge Rodney A. Peeples signed a 15 day psychiatric exam committment after Pope was arrested May 24 in the Belvedere residence stabbing. Sheriff Ralph Gunnells said towels on the kitchen floor sparked the fatal attack.
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Graniteville
S.C. State Hospital
Columbia
Rodney A. Peeples
Frances Pope
Aiken County
Mike Kolb
Eureka Teen Awarded $50 000 In Motorcycle Accident Case
A Eureka teenager Clyde L Condrey Jr 16 received leg injuries when a motorcycle passenger crash with a Toyota on July 27 1983. Aiken County Common Pleas Court jury awarded $50 000 to Condreys family after a $150 000 demand. The driver James Jason Corbett of Eureka allegedly failed to yield on a dirt road near S C 19.
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Eureka
Aiken County
Ronnie A. Maxwell
Condrey
James Jason Corbett
S.C. 19
Hitching Rides to the Stars Aims for Solar System Colonies
Government physicist Eric M. Jones of Los Alamos outlines a plan for human migration into space over 500 years. He envisions fastships and microwave sails to settle planets, moons, asteroids, and comets, with Barnard's Star as a first target about six light years away.
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Solar System
Eric M. Jones
Los Alamos National Laboratory
New Mexico
Jones
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Barnard
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