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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

01 Jul 1995

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1995

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3

Video poker crackdown splits Aiken County town

Judy Hildebrandt of Lady Luck plans to close in Aiken and reopen in Edgefield County after the South Carolina Supreme Court refused an injunction on banning cash payoffs. Gov Beasley signed a law forcing removal of machines in 12 counties, with operators given days to unplug by midnight. North Augusta praised action, while some residents lament lost revenue and fear players will go elsewhere. County budget faces $50,000 revenue drop but may be offset by other growth.

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Aiken County S.C. Supreme Court South Carolina Lady Luck Aiken Martintown Road Edgefield County Severs Bill Freeman American Amusement David Beasley Beasley J. Carrol Busbee Busbee ADPS North Augusta Charles Martin Jeanne Muir Shepherd
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ARMC Holds Meetings On Impending layoffs At Aiken Regional

ARMC staff meet with administrators through Sunday to learn about roughly 40 impending job cuts. Ricky Satcher says total payroll trimming to align with revenues requires about 100 jobs, but the number may shrink due to prior actions. ARMC has reduced the work week to 36 hours while preserving jobs and will monitor overtime as it plans layoffs within 30 days. ARMC employs about 1,000 people amid sagging patient loads and a move toward managed care before a facility sale from Columbia/HCA to Universal Health Services.

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Aiken Regional Medical Centers Ricky Satcher ARMC Satcher Aiken Standard Savannah River Columbia HCA Healthcare Corporation Universal Health Services
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Philip Lord Judy Hildebrandt Ms. Hildebrandt The Lady Luck, Ach Augusta Georgia Ee Si ix Mor Val RCC P.O. Box Debra Price Qtin P.O
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