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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1980

Page

4

Aiken County Health Services Move Faces Regional Gamble

South Carolina officials consider transferring planning and development of Aiken County health care from Georgia to South Carolina. The SC Statewide Health Coordinating Council backs the move, while local residents decry lack of referendum and representation in the decision. Georgia controls ECGHSA despite Aiken’s Carolinian ties.

Aiken County Georgia South Carolina Statewide Health Coordinating Council Dick Riley East Central Georgia Health System Agency Ecghsa Augusta Congress Butler C. Derrick

Hospice humanizes the next stop in the human journey

A feature by Paul Harvey contrasts Britain’s euthanasia push with the U S hospice movement. It describes hospice care as patient centered and home based, with a multi disciplinary team 24 hour on call, easing pain and supporting families as death approaches through dignity and comfort.

Sceopie Britain Euthanasia Society United States London Europe Unites States New Haven Conn Cornelia Lively Cornelia Hospice

Letter on refugees and foreign aid funding

Mrs Dayle W. Rhoden argues taxpayers should not fund overseas aid while drought and burden on U S children persist. She cites milk subsidies, hospital costs for illegal alien births, and charitable offerings as wasteful, calling for oversight and a committee to regulate aid.

United States U.S Texas Arizona Strom Thurmond Parade Magazine Los Angeles County Hospital Mexico Redbook Magazine American Friend Service Thailand Dayle W. Rhoden

Bible Study Group Asked Not To Meet

Aiken Young Life's Bible study group was asked not to meet at 901 Calhoun Street on July 8 1980. A resident defending the group notes teenagers are well behaved and study the Bible while contributing to the community.

Aiken Young Life Calhoun Street Young Life Ridgely Van Aiken High School Aiken High Aiken Cheryl L. Coon Knox Ave

Proposing a 1980 Election Reform Idea

A reader suggests adding a "None of the candidates" option to ballots. If that choice wins a plurality, a second election would be held excluding all first-round candidates. The proposal is attributed to William Tyson.

O.S Cnt Pat

Tax cuts amid election year politics and spending fear

The piece argues Democrats push for tax cuts while resisting spending cuts, contrasting with Reagan and Carter. It notes inflation and the deficit, urges specifics on waste reduction, and warns broad cuts risk boosting inflation and voter appeal without addressing concrete program cuts.

Ronald Reagan Congress Carter

Aiken Since 1867 Publisher Credits and Staff

The snippet lists the Aiken since 1867 publication with Samuel A. Cothran as Publisher Scott B. Hunter as Managing Editor A. B. Cubridge as Advertising Director Sue S. Brown as Production Manager and Rodger Ragan as Circulation Director.

Scott B. Hunter Sue S. Brown Rodger Ragan

Ashley Cooper Sees It on Smoking and Sliced Tape Humor

This column compiles light asides on smoking habits mock ad campaigns and a Clemson alumnus joke about expensive brain transplants. It critiques American Express ads and Brut and Old Spice commercials while blasting marketing ethics and regulatory oversight with quick quips and questions.

Joe Namath Joe Britt O.S American Express Brut U.S Heartbreak Hotel

Chastening as God's love and the Christian path

The letter explains Hebrews 12 5 6 showing God's discipline reflects love for His children. It argues salvation begins a new life as God’s child and growth as a disciple, with God’s will to make believers holy and to shed old sinful patterns for righteousness.

DR. Graham R.M God Christ

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Hospice Humanizes Paul Harvey William Tyson P. D. Box Samuel A. Cothran Cubredge Aiken Communications, Inc Rutland Drive S.C Aiken, S.C Ashley Cooper By Ashley Cooper Clemson Medical University Citadel University of South Carolina Carolina USC Upper Michigan Singapore Rome Oeas Billy Graham
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