Alcohol remains top drug for teens in Aiken County
Aiken Center for Alcohol and Drug Services marks 25 years while asserting alcohol as the leading drug among teens. Executive director Herbert Mattocks notes legal, accepted status fuels prevalence, with fetal alcohol syndrome cases higher in the county. About 1,700 people are counseled annually. the center joins 33 others statewide in celebratory anniversary.
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Aiken Center For Alcohol and Drug Services
Aiken County
Herbert Mattocks
Aiken Center
Mattocks
Obituary notices list six residents across states
Deaths Bill Beatty of Williston William Harold Burgess of Graniteville Dorothy K Lyles Gaines of Guy H Haynes Jr of Columbia Russell McClain of Brunswick Ga Leon A Rollo of Jackson are noted in obituary notices on pages 8A 9A.
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Bill Beatty
Williston
William Harold Burgess
Graniteville
Dorothy K. Lyles Gaines
Guy H. Haynes Jr
Columbia
Russell McClain
Brunswick, Ga
Leon A. Rollo
Jackson
Georgia Lottery Saturday and Friday Night Numbers
Georgia lottery results list Cash 3 Midday 6 0 1 and Cash 3 Evening 20 2. Cash4 259 5 9 12 18 99 45. Friday late draw includes Cash 80 58 Pantary 5 5 8 16 20 22.
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Cash
Georgia Loto
Orb
Satan Cash
Pantary
Lottery no care-all for schools
The piece debates a South Carolina state lottery as education funding. Governors race angles, with Hodges backing the lottery for school money and Beasley calling it an unstable revenue source. Experts warn lotteries won’t solve fiscal woes, noting potential gaps between education budgets and lottery gains.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Jim Hodges
David Beasley
Duke University Economics and
Philip Cook
Holley Ulbrich
Clemson University
Strom Thurmond Institute
Emerita
Georgia
HOPE
Oregon
Pro
Eugene Christiansen
Christiansen
Cummings Associates Inc
New York City
Florida
Charleston) Post and Courier
New York State
William Duncombe
Syracuse University
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
New York
Day to Remember brings 18th century life to North Augusta
Visitors to North Augusta’s Living History Park joined the Olde Towne Preservation Association’s 7th annual Day to Remember. The Colonial event featured an 18th century worship service, a Revolutionary War militia skirmish, and demonstrations of soap making, candle making, woodworking, weaving, spinning, and quilting attracting visitors from as far as Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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North Augusta
Living History Park
Olde Towne Preservation Association
Lake and
Spring Grove Avenues
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Mortgage rates spike as currency turmoil slows refi
In Los Angeles Robyn Thornburgh faces higher costs on a $320000 refinance as the yen's volatility drives the loan rate from 7 percent to 7.75 percent plus over $3000 in points. The Irvine mother of two paused her plans, unsure why rates moved. The shift traces to Japan's yen weakness and broader macroeconomic effects.
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Los Angeles
Robyn Thornburgh
Ms. Thornburgh
Irvine
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
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