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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1994

Page

3

Aiken heart service bill advances as hearing set

Sen. Moore notes Aiken County's unique geography supports a bill to allow heart angioplasty. a subcommittee hearing is scheduled Wednesday at 3 30 p m with quick path to the full Senate. DHEC disputes need for Certificate of Need while Aiken Regional fights to resume non emergency angioplasty pending court action.

Sen. Moore Aiken Senate Sen. Ryberg Medical Affairs Committee House Aiken County DHEC Columbia Aiken Regionas

Grice’s Secret: Knowing Customers Sets Him Apart

Grice’s store success stems from remembering customers and their needs. He recalls a woman with a cast and uses that memory in conversation. He emphasizes personalized service over impersonal chains and plans to keep grooming offerings as long as possible.

Grice

Mystery fumes stymie Riverside autopsy team in safety gear

Pathologists in sealed plywood cubicle in Riverside California conducted an autopsy on Ramirez amid unknown fumes that sickened six emergency room staff. Four-person team in protective suits emerged unchanged after about 1% hours. Air samples found no clues. results await lab tests.

Riverside Calif Ramirez Riverside General Hospital Robert Curaglia Poe DeWayne Matthews DeSantis

Northwest forest plan shifts Jobs from mills to fisheries

The Clinton administration proposes tighter logging rules in the Northwest to protect salmon and trout, offset by new fishing industry employment. Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt says the program aims to safeguard habitats while using road and stream repair jobs to offset mill losses, drawing criticism from Sen. Malcolm Wallop who questions government reliance.

Washington Clinton Northwest Forest Interior Bruce Babbitt Babbitt

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