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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
15
Leading insurance company seeks agents for life hospitalization and accident insurance sales in and around Aiken. No experience required if qualifications are met. Must be married and of good character. Starting pay $150 per week plus bonus on increase. Appointment call 649 6906 Aiken SC.
The page compiles business mentions for Dogwood Kennels and Leminick Pharmacy, plus a publisher note on Fair Housing. It includes multiple real estate listings: a Gran iteville eight room frame dwelling priced at 5000 dollars. mountain land opportunities near Hendersonville with phone contact. and a detailed three bedroom brick ranch on a corner lot in Aiken priced at 43650 dollars with features and contact.
Farmers and Merchants opened a new Belvedere branch as the eighth local office. President James McNair praised the Belvedere site on Edgefield Road where a temporary trailer houses operations. Vernon Smith serves as manager, Carol Nix as secretary, and Julia Wise as head teller from North Augusta.
A 20 year old black male, Albert Jerome Flowers of 307 Barton Rd North Augusta, was arrested on assault and battery with intent to kill after a knife attack on his wife last week. Bond set at 2000, he was jailed in Aiken County. A fire damaged a 1972 Corvette owned by Ronald Key of Aiken, with about 3000 dollars of damage.
Washington AP report details Dr. Walter R. Tkach fears and attempts to persuade President Nixon to rest. The White House doctor recalls Nixon’s stubbornness, chest pains leading to hospitalization, and previous minor health issues including Tricia Cox and Julie Eisenhower incidents.
Doctors discuss patient selection for sterilization with Medicaid and charity patients. The South Carolina Medical Association offers minimal guidelines while physicians cite consent rules, hospital approvals, and family considerations. The medical community reacts to recent publicity over sterilization practices.
Relman Morin, AP veteran and two time Pulitzer Prize winner, was found dead in his New York apartment at age 65. He had been in ill health and the exact cause of death was not immediately known.
Doctors debate delivering for charity and Medicaid patients at Aiken area hospitals. Physicians discuss payment terms, sterilization as a condition for care, court-order requirements, and impacts on welfare recipients, with multiple surgeons weighing ethics and practical limits.
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