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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1990

Page

13

Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center plans expansion on University Parkway

Hitchcock unveils a new 36 000 square foot rehabilitation center to be built on seven acres between HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers and Aiken Medical Center. The facility will include an indoor pool walking track and an art gallery with local works, plus space to serve high risk patients. Construction by Marshall Eldmen Associates is slated for fall with completion expected December 1991. About 2 million must be raised privately while the rest comes from government funds.

Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers Aiken Medical Center University Parkway Marshall Ecdmen James D. McNair

One-Car Crash Injures Aiken County Students

Three Midland Valley High School students were injured Tuesday on Crystal Springs Road when a truck driven by 17 year old Charles Randolph lost control and flipped into a ditch. L Williams 15 and Sean Powers 17 were in critical condition at MCG Augusta Randolph in serious condition and Angela Leppard 18 treated and released from MCG. The crash remains under investigation by SCHP.

Aiken County Crystal Springs Midland Valley High School Charles Randolph North Augusta Scray Patrol L. Williams Clearwater Sean T. Powers Medical Colleg of Georgia Augusta Randolph Angela D. Leppard SCHP

Aiken County Plan Commission to hear 18 lot mobile home park

The commission will consider a development standards ordinance for an 18 lot mobile home park on Talatha Church Road owned by the Crossroads Group on a 56 acre tract between Aiken and New Ellenton. Also on the agenda are DSO approvals for Hanif Mobile Home Park on Brier Patch Lane and two parcels totaling 12.75 acres on Hathaway Bridge Road. Meeting at 7 p.m. in the Aiken County Council Chambers.

Talatha ‘Church Road Aiken County Crossroads Group Aiken New Ellenton DSO Hanif Brier Patch Lane Hathaway Bridge Road Planning Commission

Head Start Venture Planned for Pre School Handicapped Children

Aiken Barnwell social agency seeks 75000 dollars for a Head Start program across Aiken and Barnwell counties. Lower Savannah Council of Governments filed the application on behalf of the agency. The project aims to serve children ages 3 to 5 with educational, social, health and service components, totaling 93750 dollars with 18750 dollars anticipated from locals.

Aiken-Barnwell Social Agency Lower Savannah

Rich's Bankruptcy Won't Hurt Store Operations

A Federated Department Stores subsidiary Rich's faces Chapter 11 with no expected impact on Augus store operations. Spokespeople say shipments, supplier payments, and staffing remain stable as a timetable for payments is set and merchandise flow continues.

Ieukrepter Rich Augus Rich's Campeau Federated Department Inc Berg Thaven

Libertarians Rally Over Zoning And Nuisance Law

Aiken County Libertarians plan a 7 p.m. rally at Aiken Technical College to oppose zoning changes and a proposed nuisance ordinance. Spokesman Tom King says the party seeks to block county wide zoning shifts and push for a general nuisance law while county plans emphasize land use near Aiken.

Bullseye Aiken County Aiken Technical College Libertarian Party U.S. 1 Ibertarian Tom King County Planning Commission Aiken Cuncil LaVana McKenzie McKenzie

Flu cases decline in Aiken area after peak

HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center reports influenza cases have peaked and are falling with about two weeks to near disappearance. About half of ER patients show flu symptoms now, down from 80 percent after Christmas, as Type A predominates. Strep cases remain steady with 18 in December and seven in January.

Aiken HCA Julie Corbett Corbett Ms. Corbett Albritton HCA Aiken

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