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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

22 Sep 1996

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1996

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3

Kids gain respect for nature at NWTF conservation field day

Hundreds of children from across Aiken County joined a conservation field day at the ORA Complex led by the NWTF JAKES program. Dr James Earl Kennamer outlined the aim to foster outdoor appreciation while 10 activity sites covered camping, gun safety, archery, animal tracking, reptiles and amphibians, a Civil War reenactment, and nature walks.

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National Wild Turkey Federation NWTF Operations Recreation Association ORA James Earl Kennamer Dr. Kennamer Aiken County United States Forest Service South Carolina Department of Natural Resources DNR Savannah River Ecology SREL Georgia Sons of Confederate Veterans
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Security measures at Aiken and USC Aiken campuses

Aiken post office manager James Sizemore notes high foot traffic and robust security with about 100 employees and many customers. USC Aiken public safety director Mike Findley describes 24 hour patrols, locked buildings after hours, sign in, escorts, and emergency phones. Aiken High principal David Caver discusses visitor sign in and passes, while Warrenville Elementary principal Glenn Sanders cites locked exterior doors and intercom alarms. Deputy superintendent Bill Gallman mentions tag systems and debated metal detectors. Mental Health Center director Bob Waters warns that determined intruders can still breach access.

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James Sizemore Aiken Post Office USC Aiken Mike Findley USCA David Caver Aiken High Caver Glenn Sanders Warrenville Elementary Sanders Bill Gallman Aiken/Barnwell Mental Health Center
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Michael W. Wisuows Beth LeMaster US Forest Service Bob Waters Lus White Heritage Square Expressions Plus Department JB White Heritage Yainsins Olga C.D S.M.L Rex Perea
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