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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1998
Page
14
Obituaries list several deaths including Joshuway Stalling in Jacksonville Florida and John Albert Tillman in North Augusta. Also Frances Timmerman Strand in Norcross Georgia and Rocco C Cuteri in Aiken. The notices include survivor details, funeral times, and burial locations with funeral home arrangements.
Mrs Vaughan entered into rest on April 18 1998 at her residence 322 Main Drive Aken SC aged 78 Funeral services set for 11 AM Saturday April 25 1908 at Jacksonville Bogist Church Granteville SC with Rev Robert Myers officiating Interment in Church cemetery Brightharp and Sons Mortuary 390 Beaufort St taken charge
In Columbia the Senate Finance Committee moves to borrow 100 million for education and elderly health care boosts. House Republicans vow to block bond bills, warning the plan clashes with Beasley administration and current budget projections. The clash centers on health care and public education funding.
In Columbia, the South Carolina Patients' Compensation Fund announces doubled premiums for 8300 doctors, nurses, and hospitals as large verdicts strain the fund. Dr. Tucker Weston, chair of the fund's board, says physicians must carry malpractice coverage despite higher costs.
Dr. Tucker Weston notes a trend of high verdicts exceeding routine cases. He cites punitive damages and 14 percent interest driving up judgments, with the fund’s assets shrinking from 27 million in 1996 to about 10.5 million by March.
Mount Pleasant AP says a 2 foot high strawberry balloon owned by van Willis disappeared during a weekend prank at the Plantation U-Pick Strawberry field. The balloon was replaced days later with an apology note and the note-signing “Your friend.” Willis had last seen the balloon Saturday and found it missing Monday.
Governor Beasley signed two laws in April 1925 to ease organ donation in South Carolina. The bills 921 and 920 preempt federal allocation rules and establish a uniform donor card plus a Donor Referral Network with SC Hospital Association to boost donations. Sponsors include Lander, Biese, Courson, Walker.
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