Heart unit reports 225 open heart surgeries milestone
The heartbeat unit records 225 open heart surgeries with 144 in 1997. Seventy five percent of patients are male and 25 percent are female, ages range 30 to 84 with an average of 64.
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01 Feb 1998
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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1998
Page
1
Heart unit saves life on golf course at Highland Park
Fred Sides, 56, collapsed with a massive heart attack while playing at Highland Park Golf Course last May. CPR by two friends and an Aiken Public Safety defibrillator kept him alive until an ambulance arrived. He was transported to Aiken Regional Medical Centers where the heart unit, opened a year prior, helped save him. doctors credited the ARMC program and catheterization lab, started in 1992, with improving survival chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Webster
Fred Sides
Rosa Baker
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Ms. Baker
Sides
Highland Park
Aiken
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Augusta
ARMC
Fred
Columbia
Karen Sides
David Cundy
GOP wary of Clinton budget
Republicans warned that President Clinton's 1999 budget would spur big government as surpluses loom. Clinton planned a $1.7 trillion blueprint with a $9.5 billion next-year surplus and $218.7 billion through 2003, funded claims cited by anonymous Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clinton
Jim Nicholson
Republican National Committee
Lewinsky Heads Home With Lawyer After No Deal
Monica Lewinsky and attorney William Ginsburg plan to return to California within the next week as Starr presses for facts. Ginsburg said Lewinsky wants time with her father and dismissed any departure strategy, noting the week in Washington was exhausting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monica Lewinsky
California
Kenneth Starr
Ms. Lewinsky
William Ginsburg
Starr
Ginsburg
Lewinsky
Clinton
Paula Jones
Obituary notices on page 10A
Death notices list several individuals including Gerald Cox of North Augusta Harold Hardison of Williston Rosa Jones of Barnwell Harry Kight of Aiken Martha Lowe of Belvedere and J Aaron Still of Barnwell, indicating their deaths and placement in the page 10A obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Jerry
Wayne Cox
North Augusta
Harold Voss
Hardy
Hardison Williston
Rosa M. Jones
Barnwell
Harry Gordon Kight
Aiken
Martha Lowe
Belvedere
J. Aaron Still
Georgia Lotteries Draw Leads With Mixed Cash 3 and Lotto Results
Georgia state lottery results report midday and evening Cash 3 draws with numbers 2 9 8 and 3 1 2, plus Cash 15 75 and Lotto 117 21 39 42 45. No further context or outcomes provided.
Pottery history unearthed near North Augusta site
Dr Mark Newell and team probe a damp loam area in North Augusta seeking remains of an early 1900s pottery works. They uncover a glossy-green shard and other relics among bricks and a decayed railroad spur, starting February excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Mark Newell
Newell
Legislature avoids controversy in election year
In Columbia, lawmakers steer clear of divisive actions such as removing the Confederate flag from the Statehouse and cutting affirmative action from state programs. Political scientists warn that an election year prompts avoidance of controversial issues due to potential vote costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Statehouse
Clemson
Charles Dunn
College of Charleston
Bill Moore
Dunn
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Nina J. Nndiffer
GOP
D.C
Index
Abby
Ginny Southworth
Nick Nichols
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