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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2004
Page
1
A four member Aiken Public Safety critical incident stress team travels with a mental health professional to Newberry Hospital to debrief local first responders after the Jalapa medical helicopter crash. The team has helped responders nationwide since forming seven years ago.
A medical helicopter returning a woman with a broken leg to Spartanburg hospital crashed near JALAPA along Interstate 26 killing the woman and three Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System medical workers. The wreck occurred early Tuesday as witnesses described a muffled crash.
Senate Republicans struggle to garner 60 votes for a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage amid internal divisions. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist admitted the measure would fall short on a key test vote, while Democrats seized on GOP discord and urged continued legislative action.
The Budget and Control Board approved a plan raising state employee premiums with no hikes to deductibles or drug co payments. The projected cost increase for next year totals $132.7 million, offset by $40.9 million more state funding. The balance results from benefits changes and higher premiums linked to $13.7 million in savings.
Average premiums would jump by 34.55 per month. Single employees see a 23.96 rise to 93.46 monthly. Employee and spouse pay 47.92 more at 237.50. Employee and children rise 35.94 to 142.46. Full family increases 59.99 to 294.67. Deductibles rise to 450 from 350. Related story on cost and quality of care.
Aiken County Development Committee hears from horse enthusiasts about using 4200 acres of land east of Highway 278 and south of Highway 19, currently DOE property, eyed for a future equestrian community on 2500 adjacent acres. Developer Fred Christensen pushes for DOE to return the land to Aiken County.
More than 50 elementary students attend a week long program at Ruth Patrick Science Education Center. The camp features safety lessons and activities where kids take apart devices and design protective features for skateboards and model cars. Local schools collaborate with the National Inventors Hall of Fame to offer the project.
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