Agencies Seek Space In Old Aiken Hospital
Four more social and medical groups asked yesterday to use space in the old Aiken County Hospital after the new facility opens The Hospital Utilization Task Force seeks all potential interests and advises on property use Attorney Dorsey Lybrand said the deed has no restrictions on medical use The Aiken County Community Action Agency seeks space citing program expansion and currently rents space in the Park Avenue Laurens Street area at 300 dollars monthly McPherson noted the Uniform Alcoholism and Treatment Act requires detox units by 1976 and discussed funding and current implementations in Greenville County The HCA contract for acute care was said not to conflict with plans for alcohol related patients initially See MORE Page 2
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Aiken County Board of Commissioners
Aiken
Dorsey Lybrand
Lybrand
Aiken County Community Action Agency
John Price
Old Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue
Laurens Street
Farms & Merchants Bank
Price
Community Action
McPherson
S. C
Greenville County
Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
Daley Faces Primary Challenge in Chicago Mayoral Race
Chicago voters prepare for a Democratic mayoral primary as Richard J. Daley, 72, seeks re election. He faces a strong challenge from City Council member William Singer and rivals Edward V. Hanrahan and state Sen. Richard Newhouse.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
William Singer
Edward V. Hanrahan
Richard Newhouse
ABA settles dispute on prepaid legal insurance rules
The American Bar Association resolved internal conflict over prepaid legal insurance by accepting a compromise. The House of Delegates ruled that both insurer owned plans and member chosen lawyers must follow the same professional conduct rules, including bans on advertising.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA
ABA House of Delegates
Former Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin Dies at 79
Nikolai Bulganin, Soviet Union premier from 1955 to 1958, died after a long illness in Moscow. He was ousted by Nikita Khrushchev in 1958, later exiled to Stavropol, and lived in Moscow suburb on pension before reappearing at a New Year celebration in 1964.
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Soviet Union
Tass
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Khrushchev
Soviet State Bank
Stavropol
Henry Ford II Arrested For DUI In Santa Barbara
Auto executive Henry Ford II was arrested for driving under the influence after being found on the wrong side of the road in Goleta near Santa Barbara. He spent hours in jail and posted 375 dollars bail. Kathleen DuBoss, a Detroit model, accompanied him but was not detained. Ford, 57, faces a municipal court appearance on March 7.
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Calif
Henry Ford II
Kathleen DuBoss
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Sheriff's Department
HG Hunt
California Highway Patrol
Goleta
Scattered Frost Expected as Groundhog Weather Cools
Sunshine and cool winds forecast a day near 60 with scattered frost possible tonight. A 10 percent rain chance is expected tomorrow with a high around 62 degrees.
Aiken County Thieves Target Odd Goods In Break-Ins
Aiken County Sheriff reports multiple break-ins across the area including Club Checkmate on Highway 19 North where pickled pig feet boiled eggs beer and other food items were stolen. Homes on Warrenville Lakewood Circle and Ridge Spring saw heaters gas bottles tools nails copper and a 22 rifle stolen. A Jackson plant United Fabricators items and $75 in change were taken along with a front fence. A trailer theft account notes a watch and $30 missing after a reported intrusion.
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Aiken County
Lakewood Circle
North Augusta
Mattie Sanders
United Fabricators, Inc
Jackson
Albert Doolittle
Church Street
Gloverville
Sheriff's Department
Crowds Gather for Hearing on SCE&G Rate Increase
About 450 to 500 Horry County residents jammed the courthouse to hear testimony opposing South Carolina Electric and Gas Co. rate hike requests. Citizens criticized meter readings investment policies advertising and the fuel adjustment charge during the Public Service Commission hearing.
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Aiken County
Public Service Commission
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Sce&g
Summerall Named City Attorney By Aiken City Council
Henry Summerall Jr. was unanimously chosen as Aiken city attorney by the city council at City Hall. The council also deferred setting grant priorities for the new block program, planning to submit priorities later or leave decisions to City Manager Roland Windham and staff. Summerall, 38, is an Aiken native and former Episcopal priest who returned to law practice in 1974 and serves as an assistant to the rector at St Thaddeus Episcopal.
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Henry Summerall Jr
Aiken
Roland Windham
Episcopal
Aikenite
University of Wisconsin
University of South Carolina Law School
Democrats Ponder Energy Alternatives in Congress
Democratic task forces from the House and Senate strive to fuse energy conservation ideas into a single alternative to Ford's plan. They back higher gasoline taxes, import quotas, and incentives for economy cars and insulation, while aiming to curb oil imports and cut consumption.
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Ford
House
Senate
Thomas P. O Neill
Mass
Neill
John O. Pastore
D-R.1
Congress
PSC hearing on rate hike endpoints and public critique
Commissioners and witnesses grilled SCE&G over a proposed rate hike amid claims of monopoly power and high advertising. Local critics urged the PSC to protect residents and oppose a rise they call unfair while officials and supporters urged consideration of public interests.
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Sce&g
PSC
Robert Bell
Langley
Committee At Large
Bell
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