Salmonella linked to death of Greenville woman in outbreak
A Greenville woman, 65, died with salmonella contributing to the cause after eating from Duke Sandwich Co. A 5-year-old boy remains in intensive care as health officials confirm 81 salmonella cases. Coroner cites lung disease as the principal cause, with diabetes and other conditions noted. A private caregiver reported details as officials questioned Duke.
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Margaret Greer
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Salmonella outbreak tied to Duke's mayonnaise remains under investigation
Health officials link raw eggs in Duke's homemade mayonnaise to a salmonella outbreak. A deviled egg sandwich eaten by Rhonda Walker led to her labor and a infant son in intensive care at Greenville Memorial Hospital. DHEC reports hundreds of calls and warns that many cases may go uncounted as doctors alter testing and treatment. Duke has switched to pasteurized egg mayonnaise and remains separate from C F Sauer Co.
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Department of Health and Environmental Control
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Thom Berry
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Martin Sawyer
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I Walk for Downtown Customers campaign aims to ease Aiken parking
Walking from downtown Aiken, officials and business leaders emphasize city efforts to ease parking woes. The I Walk for Downtown Customers campaign seeks to raise awareness and keep cooperation among downtown employees and employers to keep shopping accessible.
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Miller
Westinghouse DOE contract names Level 1 managers
Under Westinghouse's new DOE contract, Level 1 managers report to the president. Dick Harbert Bechtel will manage environmental restoration, Sam Kelly BNFL solid waste, Dick Carlson B and W facility decommissioning, John Oakland Bechtel engineering and construction. Level 2 and Level 3 managers follow in the hierarchy.
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Dick Harbert
Bechtel
Sam Kelly
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Dick Carlson
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John Oakland
State Board approves closing S C State nursing program
The State Nursing Board unanimously affirmed a July decision to close South Carolina State University s four year nursing program in Orangeburg. Leaders and supporters call it a setback with a possible appeal to an administrative law judge.
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Nursing Columbia
State
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