Cicada Killer Wasps In Yards Warned By Clemson Expert
Extension entomologist Dr. Mac Horton warns cicada killers, large solitary wasps preying on cicadas, may burrow up to 10 inches deep near homes. They sting only when provoked. control is hard due to their solitary nature though flooding burrows with insecticides or using Sevin dust can help.
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Clemson University Extension Service
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Group trip to Arlington Cemetery quilt display
Arlington Visitors Center hosts a group trip to view the quilt by the Carolina Pine Quilters. Organized by the World War I Commemorative Committee of Ai ken County, the Oct 6 8 outing costs 150 per person sharing a room or 215 for a private room. Transportation included. call Linda Stavio at 641 9589 for details.
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Johnston Develops Vision for 10 Year Improvement Plan
Johnston citizens draft a 10 year improvement plan with study panels addressing education, community relations, economic development, beautification, and recreation. Ben Boozer of S C Downtown Development Corp urges careful implementation as panels rank goals including education, inclusive community, business attraction, downtown beautification, and expanded sewer system.
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Magazine cites alleged chemical traces on Gulf battlefields
The magazine reports newly obtained Pentagon documents suggesting Iraq used chemical weapons in the Gulf War. U.N. sources reportedly will disclose Iraq’s mass destruction efforts as sanctions press on its economy. Saddam Hussein allegedly sought asylum offers from Mauritania and Egypt’s Mubarak, amid regime instability signals.
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GOP Returns To Showdown With Clinton
Republicans return to Congress after a break prepared to clash with Clinton and Democrats over how fast to cut the government and deficit. The fight will cover welfare reform tax cuts and federal health care spending with possible veto overrides on Bosnia arms. Clashes over timing and scope could delay budget balance and risk a debt default.
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