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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2001
Page
3
Eighteen University women will host a dinner meeting on Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church with dinner at 6 pm. Reservations are required for a $10 dinner. Amy Duella will speak as the state foundation chair and guest speaker at this month’s gathering.
Wildlife rehabilitator Kathy Robinson in Edgefield helps dozens of possums, including injured adults and raised pets, in a rural trailer. She volunteers while working as a medical technologist, caring for nocturnal marsupials that roam after dark and aim for safe wild release. Carolina Wildlife Care in Columbia is a nearby facility she supports.
The Aiken County Board of Disabilities and Tri Development Center promote Drive Safety Work Week for Sept 10 14. Safety project administrator Jones T Bowen cites 27 local fatalities with 13 BAC cases and only two belt wearers, urging seatbelt use and focus on attentive driving.
An assortment of thefts and break ins were reported across Windsor Beech Island Graniteville and North Augusta. Items stolen include a motorized dirt bike valued at 1700 dollars a gold diamond ring and two weed eaters with a blower. Police arrested a man for DUI and open container on Chalk Bed Road Gran iteville. The back doors and fences were entry points in several cases with minor property damage noted.
Edgefield County students Welvin L. Simpkins and Roger M. Culbreath earned bachelor degrees in marketing and electrical engineering while Johnston resident Melanie A. Brown completed parks recreation and tourism management at Clemson University. In Aiken County Jennifer L. Birnbrich earned electrical engineering Michael A. Young earned elementary education and Joseph L. Timmerman earned graphic communications among the summer 2001 graduates.
Clemson University grants master’s degrees to local graduates in engineering and business. Aiken resident Ryan B. Conaster earns mechanical engineering, Laura Ashley Wise earns business administration. North Augusta’s Nathan T. Youell joins electrical engineering and Derrick C. Cooper Jr in agricultural education.
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The city designates September as a month focused on responsibility highlighting civic duties and community service. Officials note residents are urged to display accountability in daily actions and public programs throughout the month.
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