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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1994

Page

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Aiken Gears Up For Cardiac Surgery Hearings

Aiken Regional Medical Centers seeks a limited open heart surgery program with hearings in Columbia and a public forum planned in Aiken. The Community Task Force on Cardiac Services, formed to back the effort, held a March news conference to launch the Show Your Heart campaign.

Aiken Regional Columbia Department of Health and Environmental Control Aiken Community Task Force Aiken Municipal Conference Center DHEC

Hitchcock Aquatics earns top state and wellness division honors

Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center aquatics program, started in 1992, ranked first in South Carolina and in the Wellness Programs Division, 21st nationally, as rated by the U S Water Fitness Association. Manager Kara Boyer notes pride in the young program and its certified instructors.

Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center U.S. Water Fitness Association South Carolina Kara Boyer Hitchcock Aquatics United States Water Fitness Association The Aquatic Exercise Association Arthritis Foundation

Saint Patrick’s Day traditions and plans in Aiken

The article recalls Saint Patrick’s Day origins with the shamrock and Trinity. Irish natives John and Eileen Klein plan to celebrate in Aiken while downtown streets near The Alley host a noon to late event with green beer and Irish food specials.

Ireland America John Eileen Klein Aiken New York Klein Nigeria Bruce Shipman

Project Fills All Needs Of City Retirees

A $20 million retirement complex approved by the Aiken Planning Commission will serve Cumberland Village a 375 resident community opening in 1995. Built by the Morrinson Group the 35 acre site east of S C 421 near Hitchcock Parkway will include 60 villas 90 independent living apartments an 84 resident assisted care center and an 88 resident health care center. Local officials clergy and residents praise the plan hoping it will keep seniors in Aiken and reflect the citys high retirement ranking in Money magazine.

Aiken Plannin Commission Morrinson Group Fort Lauderdale Fla Cumberland Village S.C. 421 Hitchcock Parkway Karen Papouchado Fred B. Cavana

Early Ticket Break Gives Aiken Trials Spectator Edge

Changes at the Aiken Trials include a new Mead Avenue checkpoint for smoother traffic and early-ticket seating. Advance adult tickets are 6 dollars with 5-dollar advance parking. gate prices are 8 dollars and 10 dollars for parking. Children under 12 free. Gates open 10:30 a.m. races start 2 p.m. Cleanup by Boy Scouts funds Scout fees. Contact Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce for details.

South Boundary Avenue Boy Scouts Greater

News tip line number for readers

The notice provides a local tip line contact at 648 2311 for readers to submit news ideas or story tips to the newspaper. It emphasizes a direct call to share possible items for coverage.

Local Names Listed in Aiken Area Notices

A list including Mamie S Bush Samuel Cline Inman Gionelle Gaffney Mildred Horne Lexie Dennis Rogers and others appears in notices from Aiken and surrounding areas Boon North Carolina region.

Mamie S. Bush Aiken Samuel Cline Boon N.C

House Rejects Total Ban On Property Tax

South Carolinians face continued property taxes as the House narrowly defeats a total ban. A later vote favored a phased plan by Billy Boan to gradually cut residential property taxes funding schools, promising about a $22 cut this year and $450 at full implementation for a $100,000 home.

Columbia House Ways and Means Billy Boan Boan Lenoir Starkie

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