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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1978

Page

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ACH Private Hospital Opens After Long Local Health Debate

After more than a decade of dispute over public versus private care Aiken County opens the 188 bed Aiken Community Hospital on the University Bypass. Built by the Hospital Corporation of America at a $10 million cost it reported 75 percent occupancy with early ER growing pains and plans to expand. Dr F A Kennedy, once a vocal opponent, now notes the facility compares well with regional hospitals and supports local oversight and access.

Aiken County Or Conany Richland Avenue Aiken County Board of Commissioners Aiken Community Hospital University Bypass Hospital Corporation of America ACH F. A Kennedy Kennedy Annie

Postal workers warned of firing if strike occurs

Postmaster General William F. Bolger informs 554,000 postal employees that striking before the contract expires could lead to termination and a felony charge. He cites the deadlocked talks over the no layoff clause as unions demand job security while management seeks quicker workforce reduction.

Washington William F. Bolger Bolger Postal Management Emmett Andrews American Postal Workers Union Andrews Postal Service

Inside Today Aiken County Comics and Obituaries

Page IB features Dear Abby and editorials with obituaries and sports notes. Comics and TV listings accompany regional weather map and late edition references.

Aiken County Today Dear Abby

Have You Heard Short tale of growth and feet

A seven year old overhears his mother say he has grown a foot this summer yet he replies he still has two feet. A Laurens Street Philosopher defines infatuation as a game between intelligent people.

Laurens Street

Aiken County Council OKs Funding for Council on Aging

After executive session the Aiken County Council approved a 13 800 emergency ordinance for Council on Aging funds to be allocated monthly from district discretionary accounts. Allocations range from 500 to 2650 per district with council member Homer McGee opposing but pledging 500 from District Six. The measure was amended to a regular ordinance as an emergency clause was deemed untenable.

Aiken County Council On Homer McGee District Six Carrol H Warner W. H. Burkhalter North Augusta

Sunny Day Outlook With Warm Temperatures Ahead

The forecast calls for seasonably sunny weather with highs in the low 90s and near-zero rain tonight. Thursday should reach the low 90s with a 10 percent rain chance. From Friday through Sunday highs in the low 90s and overnight lows in the lower 70s with a slight chance of scattered afternoon thundershowers.

Aiken Board Sends Members to West Germany for Roofing Review

The Aiken County Board of Education votes to send three members to West Germany to inspect PVC roof membranes. Clifton Williamson will represent the board with two others, as costs range from 750 to 2000 dollars depending on firm contributions. The trip includes district officials Morgan Holley and Ira Coward, amid plans for a future roofing system with limited U.S. adoption.

Aiken County Clifton L. Williamson Morgan Holley Ira Buddy) Coward Graniteville Co United States

North Augusta approves lighting upgrades and water work

The North Augusta City Council voted at night to install ten gray wooden light poles in Riverview Park and spend about $6.09 per light monthly. They also approved $100,000 in capital funds to expand the water transmission system replacing a lost federal grant.

North Augusta Riverview Park Henry R. McKenney Jr McKenney

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