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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 2001

Page

2

Red Cross ends call for Sept. 11 donations

The American Red Cross says it will stop soliciting monetary and blood donations for the Liberty Fund created after Sept. 11. By Monday 13.547 million had been raised, with funds kept separate for disaster relief and no indication of future use beyond existing guidelines.

Red Cross The American Red Cross Liberty Fund Liberty Disaster Fund Dave McRae Aiken Liberty Disaster American Red ‘Cross

East Aiken yard sale aids Cherokee Christmas gifts

East Aiken faculty parents and students raised over 1200 for Make a Difference projects aiding orphaned children on a Cherokee reservation in North Carolina. Kathy Linton coordinated with Maria Bright and Christy McWaters to shop for gifts and plan a later visit with a busload of volunteers.

East Aiken North Carolina Kathy Linton Linton East Aikien Peggy Trivelas Nicholson Village PTO New York Trivelas

Paul Knox pupils gain hands on SMART after school

Paul Knox Middle School runs Learning SMART an after school program aiding about 80 students in science math and reading writing tactics. Teachers Campbell Fowler Kropp Myles and volunteers support four teachers and USC Aiken student teachers. The program aims to boost critical thinking ahead of the PACT test ending the year.

North Augusta Paul Knox Middle School Paull Knox Helen Campbell Campbell Paul Knox North Augusta High School University of South Carolina Aiken Shannon Fowler Rhonda Kropp Kim Myles Resource

Rep Smith adds man to campaign staff for 2002

Rep Ames o1ana Smith R Langley says he has added Jason Michael Whinghter as a campaign staff volunteer for the 2002 elections. Whinghter, a North Augusta resident and Clemson University graduate in landscape architecture, works for an Augusta engineering firm and holds a master's in regional planning. He earned the Beech Island Agricultural Club scholarship and the South Carolina Housing Authority environmental design award, and served as secretary EA Agricultural Club.

R Ep. Ames O1ana Smith R-Langley Jason Michael Whinghter Mr. Whinghter Smith Whinghter North Augusta Clemson University Augusta Clemson Beech Island Agricultural Club South Carolina Housing Authority EA Agricultural Club

SREL professor named Distinguished Scientist

Dr. J Whit Gibbons a University of Georgia ecology professor at the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory will receive CNTA 2001 Distinguished Scientist Award on November 12 at the Teller lecture and banquet in Augusta. He has published extensively and hosts wildlife talks for schools, with CNTA leader Mal McKibben praising his public outreach and knowledge. Tickets for the event are $35 from CNTA in Aiken.

J. Whit Gibbons Gibbons University of Georgia Savannah River Ecology Laboratory Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness CNTA CSRA Mal McKibben Sibbons SRS New York Times McKibben University of Alabama Michigan State University Radisson Riverfront Augusta Pete Domenici R Houndslake Drive Aiken

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