Church Of God Plans Dedication Of New Sanctuary
The Community Church of God will dedicate its new sanctuary Sunday at 4 p.m. Three miles past Johnson Crossroads on S C 278. The church began last November in a mobile home with eight members, now about 30. The ceremony includes a key handover to Rev Eddie Days with Rev Walter Alford hosting and a sermon by Days. Master of Ceremonies is Alford. The church headquarters are in Anderson Indiana.
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Thes Community Church of God
Johnson Crossroads
S.C
Eddie Powell
Eddie Days
Walter Alford
Hartsville
Days
Anderson
Ind
Franklin
North Aiken Baptist Church
Barb
Roger) Rollins
Aiken
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Camp Mayfields
First Baptist Church
Aiken County Health System Redesign Sparks Debate
Speculation on redesignating health systems agencies triggers confusion among Aiken physicians and agencies. Gov Riley seeks input from SC and GA health bodies while asserting no position. Rep Derrick calls the talks moot as inquiries mount about Aiken's status in East Central Georgia system.
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Aiken County
C. Walcott Cakley
Governor’s Department of Health and Human Services
Aiken
East Central Georgia
South Carolina
Georgia
Cakley
Butler C. Derrick
D-S.c
Health care redesignation plan sparks cross state debate
Georgia and South Carolina fight over redesignating Aiken into a SC health system area. Riley declined to block a feasibility review, while ECGHSA and SHCC push for July guidance. Aiken residents fear care planning will be altered by the move, stressing regional coordination and cost.
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Georgia
George Busbee
Richard W
Dick) Riley
Riley
Beegie Truesdale
Ecghsa
South Carolina
Statewide Health Coordinating Council
S.C
Shcc Council
Aiken
Bia
Palmetto
SHCC
Health system plan faces overlap concerns in 20 mile radius
Dr Nancy James says refer ral ties with Columbia or Charleston could hinder Augusta contact while planning with Augusta is easy. Aiken hospital administrator notes ECGHSA not unfair, SMSA boundaries set by the Census Bureau may be revised only if more efficient.
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Nancy James
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Columbia
Charleston
Augusta
Aiken Community Hospital
John Strickland
Strickland
Ecghsa
Aiken County
East Central Georgia
HSA
U.S. Census Bureau
Redesignation reduces overlapping reviews in region
The report explains redesignation of Aiken County beds to Georgia HSA would ease planning as ECGHSA and SCHSA face format differences and duplication. It notes Georgia data gaps, potential annual $4 750 savings, and the need to satisfy both state laws for certificates of need. It cites dialysis travel burdens from Augusta prior to approval.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Augusta
Georgia Hsa
ACH
South Carolina
Ecghsa
SCHSA
SHCC
S.C
Georgia
SCHH
S.C. Hsas
Redesignation and Hospital Use Ties Aiken to Augusta
Aiken County patients face hospitalization in Augusta and 54 percent do so in ECGHSA facilities. Aiken holds 20 percent of ECGHSA board seats of 30, with six Aiken directors. Most Aiken residents use Augusta hospitals for services not available locally, including open heart surgery and NICU care. During 1979 one Augusta hospital treated indigents from Aiken for nearly $550,000 while receiving only $54,000 from Aiken County.
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Ballard
Aiken
Augusta
Ecghsa Board
Aiken County
Mhe
Ecghsa
Ecghsa Board of Directors
S.C. Hsas
Univeristy
Augusta Medical Facilities
Augusta Hospital
Columbia
Charleston
Augusta Smsa
St Thaddeus Rector to Retire in December
The Rev Howard M Hickey of St Thaddeus Episcopal Church plans to retire in December after 17 years as rector. He first served Aiken in 1958 with vision problems prompting the decision. An interim priest will be chosen next year and the parish will use Episcopal Church computer dating to find a permanent rector.
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St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Howard M. Hickey
Hickey
Aiken
St. Thaddeus
Episcopal Church
Mellie
South Carolina
Church of the Incarna
Pay Suspension Overturned in Richland County Case
The state pay of all Richland County public defenders was reinstated and they can take new cases after a circuit court order. Judges had found them in contempt for refusing to continue representing three suspects in armed robbery and burglary. The Supreme Court issued a night order restoring the office to function. Defenders Gaston Fairey and Joy S. Goodwin cited attorney client privilege and confidential conflicts for stopping the three day trial.
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Columbia
Richland County
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Gaston Fairey
Joy S. Goodwin
Lewis Covington
John Wesley Harley
Earl Brown
William T. Howell
Fairey
Ms. Goodwin
Rudnick says politics changing and governors' power rising
Irene K. Rudnick told Aiken Kiwanis that governors once held near total authority in colonial times but powers have grown since. She noted South Carolinians will not vote on term limits this November and warned reapportionment of the Senate is nearly mandatory.
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Irene K. Rudnick
Aiken Kiwanis Club
S.C. House of Representatives
Rudnick
Gover
Nors
South Carolina
Ramada Inn
S.C. Senate
South Carolina Higher Education Commission
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Jan Boylston
Church of God
Pro-Family Forum
North Aikien Baptist Church
Church Bulletin
U.S. 1
Ridge Hill Baptist Church
Ridge Spring
Latta R. Thomas
Benedict College
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
College of Preachers
Washington, D.C
Institute For Advanced Pastoral Studies
Bloomfield
Mich
Mead Hall School
Aiken Preparatory School
Aiken Rotary Club
Hickeys
Paul Nelson
Washington
Howard Jr
Irene Rudnick
California
Super St
Levvis
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