Purebreds youth oppose alcohol and drugs at South Aiken High
Brian Hunter an 18 year old honor student leads Purebreds a 40 member group at South Aiken High that promotes abstinence from alcohol drugs and tobacco. Adviser Kathy Carlyle notes their commitment and plans include Habitat for Humanity projects and a Christmas mitten tree to aid the needy.
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South Airicn
Purebreds
Kathy Carlyle
Brian
Susan Player
South Aiken High
Aiken County
Habitat For Humanity
Egyptian temple attack leaves 63 dead in Luxor region
Gunmen opened fire on tourists and fought a three hour gun battle with police outside Egypt's Hatshepsut Temple near Luxor. State TV said 63 killed, including foreigners, with six attackers and two policemen among the dead. Police reported four Egyptians among the victims as chaos disrupted the ancient site.
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Hatshepsut
Cairo TV
Hosni Mubarak
Minya
Assiut
South Carolina to Expand Subsidized Child Care Funding
Columbia plans to boost federal funding by about 15 million dollars a year for subsidized child care, aiming to help roughly 5,000 additional children. HHS funds now support about 4,000 low income children, with 11,000 already in subsidized day care through Head Start and public schools.
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South Carolina
Department of Health and Human Services
Charleston
Post and Courier
Frank Adams
HHS
Obituary notices list several notable deaths in South Carolina region
Thee longtime residents Thelma King Aiken Jeffrey Dean Nevitt Peggy Mae Pilot Herbert Joe Stallings and Harold Johnny Whitmire are named in obituary notices on page 5A reflecting community losses in Aiken New Ellenton Augusta events with dates and surviving relatives not listed in the fragment.
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Thelma King
Aiken
Jeffrey Dean Nevitt
New Ellenton
Peggy Mae Pilot
Herbert Joe Stallings
Harold
Johnny) Whitmire
Augusta
Three cited for service to others in Aiken recognition
Recognition for courage and public service went to three Aiken residents on Saturday evening by Islam Temple No 4 Shrine club. James Gallman received the citizenship award for his recent election as president of the SC NAACP and longtime educational work. Donala Simpkins and Charlie White were honored for risking their lives to save children from burning buildings, with Simpkins rescuing a 3 year old and a 1 year old, and White aiding a family in Graniteville.
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Way of Islam Temple No
Anthony White
Shriners
Simpkins
Charlie White
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Donald
Hencrees
James Gauman
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Amarne Wane
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