Caution outlines two medical school push risks in South Carolina
The piece warns that South Carolina may end up with two state funded medical schools if a premature push succeeds. It notes Washington’s bill to fund five VA medical schools, possible Columbia site, and LSU collaboration as a model. It argues patience is needed to ensure the existing Medical University reaches peak capacity before adding a second school.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Washington
House
W. J. B. Dorn
Veterans Administration
University of South Carolina
Louisiana State University
LSU
Louisiana
Columbia-Usc
Senate
Dorn
USC Board of Trustees
T. Eston Marchant
General Assembly
S.C. Medical University
John C. West
Sen
Rembert C. Dennis
D-Berkeley
Medical University
Dennis
Senate Medical Affairs Committee
Ical
Coffee linked to bladder cancer in scientific report
Wichita Falls Record News notes scientists in a British medical journal claim heavy coffee consumption increases bladder cancer risk, with women more prone than men. The piece reframes coffee as a potential health hazard amid broader debates on lifestyle fears.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Record
Nixon signs with R N initials in a circle
Autograph collectors value Nixons R N signature at four to five thousand dollars. The piece notes VIPs hold these autographs tight and dealers report their rarity and worth.
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Rufus W. Gosnell
Nixon
R. N
R.N
Ma Bell a caring mother to employees and family
A reader defends Southern Bell with praise for its benefits. The letter highlights paid vacations beyond 7 days, sick pay after day one, Blue Cross Blue Shield health coverage, annual free physicals after ten years, tuition assistance, flexible scheduling, advancement opportunities, and employee loan options.
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Laurens St
Ma Bell
Southern Bell
Buckley Urges Humane Conservatism in Defining America
Senator Buckley argues conservatism rests on human life and ethics not just tradition. He links abortion to broader dangers like euthanasia, while condemning abortion on moral grounds and warning against overreach in foreign and nuclear policy.
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New York
Jim Buckley
Moliere
Buckley
National Press Club
Ulster
Ireland
Crewcut
U. S
Indochina
Mideast
Eugene J. Oyler Named Executive Editor in Aiken
Eugene J. Oyler has been appointed executive editor of the Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina. Oyler succeeds the previous editor and will oversee newsroom operations, reported by the paper.
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J. H. Speer
Augusta
J. M. Westbrook
Beech Island
G. W. Croft
Aiken
Greenville
Elizabeth Holley
Aiken County
S. S. Lafitte
South Carolina Military Academy
Accommodating Train Service Between Augusta and Aiken
The South Carolina Railroad adds an 8:00 A.M. accommoda tion train from Aiken to Augusta arriving 8:45 A.M. This new schedule, alongside existing trains, offers four trains per direction and appeals to Augusta residents visiting the health resort.
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Augusta
Aiken
South Carolina Railroad
E. C. Edgerton
Ravenel
Percival
Three Precious Treasures Faith Hope and Christ
Sunday sermon extols Jesus Christ as priceless savior and God man who cannot be bought or destroyed. It highlights precious promises in the Bible and precious faith that grasps those promises, enabling believers to endure, receive guidance, and find daily bread for soul and life.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Heaven
Jesus
Satan
Earth
Hell
Christ Jesus
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Ted Lote
Surgeon General
Rufus
Herbert Warren Wind
Wind
Jennie Lee
Red China
William B. Spong, Jr
Virginia
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Russell B. Long
Telco
By Holmes Alexander
Susan M. Hahn
Powder House Rd
S.E
McNamara
Kennedy
Johnson
Minutemen Silos
Washington, D.C
Eugene J. Oyler
Aiken, S.C
Samuel A. Cothran
Citizen Smith
Dorothy K. Macdowell
Peter
Robert O. Hutson
Blackville
D.C
Holmes Theological Seminary
Creenville
Hutson
Donnie Faye Young
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