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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2007
Page
1
A brief weekend theater roundup highlights current films playing around town with concise synopses. Also explores insights from an animal expert about Borneo, offering context on wildlife and ecological notes related to the island.
Obituaries for Willie Eva Link Danforth Myers Adams of New Ellenton and Sara Mae Wilson of Jackson list funeral details. Notices summarize surviving relatives and service locations as printed in the 6A section.
Erin Booth and 25 classmates and two professors returned from Slovakia and Austria amid an international TB scare after an Air France flight from Atlanta to Paris carried a man with a dangerous, drug resistant form of tuberculosis. Health officials urged skin tests for all passengers near him and on a second flight.
Erica Young, an 18 year old Midland Valley High School senior, was named Career Center Student of the Year after earning a completers certificate in health science technology at Aiken Technical College and completing a two quarter medical ophthalmic assistant course. She credits parental support but spent much of her childhood in foster care and shelters after being removed from home in sixth grade. She works part time for optometrist Dr. Jeffrey Geer and received guidance from health science instructor Lynne Clarke.
State drought committee to meet Wednesday to discuss statewide conditions and decide whether to upgrade the drought monitor from incipient to moderate. State Climatologist Hope Mizell notes droughts have been common since 1998, with limited years free of drought. Upgrade would raise awareness and prompt local officials to review water use.
Police link a bald white man aged 35 to 45 and about 6 feet tall to nearly a dozen armed robberies since mid May. The latest hold up occurred at the Family Dollar on Wrightsboro Road in Augusta at about 9 30 am with an undisclosed amount of cash. The man weighs about 190 pounds.
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