Rape Is Now An Important Social Issue
A discussion of rape as a social issue cites rising US sexual assaults and examines offender types. It references A Nicholas Groth and Cheryl Richier, noting victims’ underreporting and self blaming. The piece describes anger, power, and sadistic rape, with sadism rare but severe, involving bondage and ritual traits.
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United States
Connecticut Correctional Institution
A. Nicholas Groth
North Augusta
Aiken Barnwell
Cheryl Richier
Ms. Richier
Ms. Richter
Groth
Garbage dependent dogs studied by Savannah River Ecology Lab
Dr. Brisbin of the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory spoke to the Aiken Rotary Club about garbage dependent canines near New Ellenton and their role in domestication theories. The lab, affiliated with the University of Georgia, conducts wildlife ecology research to address environmental issues around nuclear reactors and studies many animals on Savannah River property and an offshore island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Ilehr
Bris) Brisbin
Aiken
UGA
Martinez
Ellenton
Dr. Brisbin
Brisbin
Rotary Club
Ramada Inn
Ron Wheeler
Bob Wade
Drought Worsens Across South Carolina With Limited Rain
The National Weather Service warns South Carolina remains in drought after 16 months with September offering almost no rainfall. Officials note crops and water supplies suffer while some rainfall returns are insufficient. State figures show below normal yearly totals in Florence Columbia Greer and low water at Lake Hartwell reducing recreation and farm yields. Farmers fear continued dry spells into October and potential losses.
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South Carolina
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Bernie Palmer
Palmer
Columbia
NWS
Florence
Greer
Charleston
Sonny Smith
Department of Agriculture
Smith
Allen Bayles
Aiken County
Clemson Extension
Bayles
Lake Hartwell
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Jeanie S. Roberson
ART Center
Laurens
York SE
Ilehr Brisbin
William E. Bodie
Vaucluse Road
RCA Victor
Bodie
Bodie’s
Elizabeth Harrington
Bankers Trust
Treasury
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member
FDIC
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