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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
17
Lead with starting pay per week of 150 dollars plus performance bonus. Established insurance firm seeks agents for life health and accident policies in Aiken area. No experience required if qualified. Must be married and of good character. Call 649 6906 for appointment.
Dogwood Kennels offers boarding bathing and grooming run by Mrs. McMillan with contact numbers 648 6273 649 6807. Mountain land near Hendersonville NC lists 2 to 10 acre lots with streams and owner contact 803 269 2229 after 5 30. Oak home transfer features 3 BR brick ranch on acre lot with many extras at 1203 Fernwood Ct Aiken contact 648 3023.
Farmers and Merchants opens its eighth Aiken Edgefield county branch in Belvedere. President James McNair calls the site a fast-growing Palmetto state area. The temporary trailer office at 314 Edgefield Rd will be replaced by a modern facility across the street. Manager Vernon Smith and head teller Julia Wise, both of Belvedere, preside with Carol Nix as secretary.
Albert Jerome Flowers, 20, of 307 Barton Rd North Augusta, arrested on assault with intent to kill after his wife was cut with a knife last week. Bond set at $2000. Fire damaged a 1972 Corvette belonging to Ronald Key of Aiken, with estimated damage around $3000.
Washington AP report notes Dr. Walter R. Tkach, White House physician, has unsuccessfully urged Richard Nixon for years to take more downtime. The general vows to try again in positive terms after Nixon’s chest pains prompted hospital admission.
The article examines doctors in Aiken County handling sterilizations for Medicaid and charity patients. It notes variety in physician policy, consent requirements, and debates over patient selection and physician consultations amid public concern.
AP veteran Relman Pat Morin, a two time Pulitzer Prize winner with The Associated Press, was found dead in his New York apartment at age 66. He had been in ill health. the exact cause of death was not determined.
Physicians describe varying policies on treating Medicaid and private patients and on sterilization. Dr. Pierce supports charity delivery at the hospital but charges Medicaid patients only if followed. Doctors Borop Owens discuss eligibility, consent, and legal limits, noting welfare patients may be pressured toward sterilization.
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