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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1985
Page
10
A patient checks in with an information clerk in the waiting area then sees a physician. X rays and labs may be ordered and a treatment plan decided. If discharged, follow up with a private physician and note medicine instructions.
Mrs. Magee praises the Pink Ladies for assisting ER patients and families by relaying updates and post discharge calls. She notes limited privacy due to cubicle curtains and commends strong equipment including a poison control center and a life line system. Dr. John Guy cites hospital receptiveness and mentions the state’s first external pacemaker at ACH while addressing ER overuse as a non emergency facility.
The Budget Committee backs a plan taxing imported crude oil and gasoline to trim the deficit by over 60 billion. Elihu Bergman of Americans for Energy Independence says it advances energy security though framed as deficit reduction. Boren cites $8.6 billion direct revenue plus potential gains from higher taxes on oil profits and windfall taxes.
President Reagan approved extending an unconditional invitation for a Soviet team to observe and measure a Nevada underground nuclear test. White House spokesman Larry Speakes called it a unilateral move to show U.S. seriousness in arms control talks and said there was no immediate Soviet response.
The trial of Sterling Anderson a suspended South Carolina House Speaker Pro Tem begins in Spartanburg County Circuit Court on charges of under reporting sales at A M Mobile Homes Inc alleging 1.9 million in underreported sales and 79 300 dollars in taxes penalties and interest Brenda Ann Parham an employee faces similar charges and both may be tried together A week long trial could extend to two weeks with motions from both sides and juror sequestration proposed by prosecutors.
Clemson University Trustees decline to pursue further action on a private detective’s report about delays in notifying the president about prescription drug use by athletes. The board will study leasing university land to private developers to raise revenue and fund future buildings.
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