State unveils $11 million plan to improve elder care
Columbia officials propose an $11 million program to expand access to elderly services and tighten nursing home oversight. The plan targets caregiver support through more respite care and links senior service agencies by computer to streamline applications. Eight ombudsmen would monitor facilities. Expenditures span October 2000 to September 2004, with Upstate counties receiving the largest shares.
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Dorothy Love
Love
Sue Scally
Bureau of Senior Services
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Federal Administration On Aging
Mother follows long death penalty appeal in Williams case
Carolyn Bunch travels to Jackson for another court hearing over Alexander Williams IV who killed 16 year old Aleta Bunch in 1986 and faces execution. Attorneys cite mental illness and childhood abuse while arguing against execution and plan to challenge the use of antipsychotic meds to render him competent.
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Beech Island
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Aleta
Fred Bunch
US Supreme Court
Mark Olive
Tallahassee
Fla
Georgia
Olive
Bunch
South Carolina
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