Communications director for governor resigns post
Ginny Wolfe resigned as governor Beasley's communications director effective today. The 39 year old will focus on family and aid GOP efforts while remaining available to support Beasley's campaign. Wolfe, from Beattyville Kentucky, had long been seen as a sharp tongued, defensive aide and previously served as press secretary.
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Westinghouse workers face changes to vacation accrual and retiree medical costs
Workers discuss proposed policy shifts at Westinghouse affecting vacation time accrual from the first day of each month and a shift in retiree medical coverage. The company cites budget needs and cost control, while unions push for employee consensus and a Saturday open forum at the SRS Freedom of Speech area near Jackson barricade.
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Aiken Sunrise Rotary Highlights International Flair
The Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club hosted Frederick G. Wieland of the Aiken International Club who outlined plans for a diverse year. Events include an ethnic pot luck in December, talks on Hinduism and Islam in January, and Hungary in February, with a future program on American culture. Trent Arnold leads the club with weekly Thursday meetings at Houndslake Country Club.
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Frederick G. Wieland
Aiken International Club
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Coroner probes death of elderly nursing home patient
Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend investigates the death of Edna P Ne Smith 86 at a North Augusta nursing home after she wandered away fell and fractured her neck. Officials say the coroner was not notified until after burial and records will be subpoenaed to review medical history and hospital stay.
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Aiken County
Sue Townsend
Edna P NeSmith
North Augusta Institution
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Volunteer of the Year honors for local resident
WHENsoma named Volunteer of the Year by Aiken County. Wiggins embraces volunteering as core to his life, saying he was raised to care for others and to set an example for kids by giving time to help them. He notes there is more to life than oneself.
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