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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

19 Oct 1984

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1984

Page

5

FMC Contribution Begins ATC Foundation Drive

The Aiken Technical College Foundation launches its 1984 fund drive with a $1,000 donation from FMC Corporation. Plant manager Bert Rubano says the gift helps repay the college for its contributions, while Foundation chair John McClanathan notes funds aid scholarships, facilities, equipment, and staff development to train workers for local industry.

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FMC John McClanathan Aiken Technical College Foundation Bert Rubano FMC Corporation ATC Foundation CSRA McClanathan
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Wee Buckle-Up Program Seeks Infant Car Seat Donations

The Wee Buckle-Up program at Aiken Community Hospital in South Carolina asks for infant car seat donations. Started March 5 1984 the program rents safe restraints to parents at low cost and has expanded to 84 seats funded by auctions donations and local groups. Contacts Mrs Jeff Wallace at 649 6116 to contribute.

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Aiken Community Hospital South Carolina Aiken County Aiken Aiken Junior Woman’s Club Aiken Medical Auxiliary Aiken Rotary Club Aiken Newcomers Sand River Women’s Club Jeff Wallace
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Reagan Policies Proclaimed Best for Country by Farm Leaders

Brain Patrick and Bruce Johnson met with farmers at Republican HQ in Aiken to defend Reagan agricultural policy and blame Carter for grain embargo harms. They praised lower interest and inflation and urged stronger farm exports ahead of a Medal of Honor visitors.

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Reagan Brain Patrick Republican Party Patrick South Carolina Bruce Johnson Aiken Johnson Patrick Johnson Elliott Williams Col Charles Murray
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ATC Foundation ACH Heritage J.B. White Heritage SQ Royal Knight Young Junior
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