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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1981

Page

9

Public Defender Seeks Budget Hike for indigent defense

Aiken County public defender James A. Whittle asked for a $3,000 raise and new staff to manage rising workload. In three months the office handled 331 defendants with 196 closed and 135 pending, serving about 1,320 clients projected for the year. He seeks an assistant, an investigator, and a second secretary to reduce delays and potential malpractice risk. County funding would cover most of the $94,950 FY 1981 82 budget. state would contribute about $28,000.

Aiken County James A. Whittle Whittle Aiken L.C. Greene Public Defender’s Office B. Henderson Johnson Jr Public Defender Corporation Public Defender Johnson

Aiken County Indigent Care Seeks 500 000 Beyond Half Year

The Indigent and Health Care Commission asks Aiken County Council for 500 000 to continue screening and certifying low income applicants for hospital care. If denied, non emergency patients risk denial and bills may be folded into paying patients.

Health Care Commission Aiken County Council Aiken County Indigent and Health Care Commission Council Indigent Care Commission Aiken Community Hospital John Strickland Strickland University Hospital Edward Gillespie

Ergle House Moved for City Centennial

The Frederick Ergle House on S C 19 was relocated to town in 1943 for the city's centennial from its original site near the Edisto River.

Frederick Ergle S.C. 19 Edisto River

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