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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1995

Page

4

DHEC opens way for Aiken heart care unit

The DHEC board changed certificate of need rules for open heart surgery enabling Aiken Regional Medical Services to file a CON. Local residents long needed in hospital heart care, as emergencies previously required transfer to Augusta or Columbia. The move could bring complete health care locally, bolster retirement appeal, and reflect strong community demand for expanded heart services.

Department of Health and Environmental Control Aiken Augusta Columbia Aiken Regional DHEC Rock Hill

Quotes Of Note Show Varied Reactions On Politics And Policy

A roundup of quotes from public figures and residents. Floyd Spence praises Bob Dole for president. Bud Welch reacts to demolition of Oklahoma City's federal building. Laurie Levenson questions DNA testimony in the OJ case. Jefferson Davis’s death provokes reflection. Theo Mitchell reflects on defeat. Ron Melver urges pragmatic governance. Ronnie Young pledges county pay reform. Lessie B Price supports open heart surgery expansion under DHEC rules.

Aiken Standard contact details and delivery notes

The Aiken Standard provides address and mailing details, office hours, subscription prompts, delivery times, and contact numbers for service issues. It lists switchboard, fax, and news tips contacts, with publication info and post office requirements for address changes.

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Memorialized In The Hall Of Shame

Washington columnist Sandy Grady critiques the uncovering of Spiro Agnew’s bust in Congress as a symbol of political vanity. He mocks Senate praise, recalls Agnew’s bribes and plea, and envisions a Hall of Shame with artifacts from Nixon era scandals.

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Reopening Dirty Political Dealings

Washington, the Republican budget plan to end public financing of presidential campaigns faces criticism. It would cut a roughly 100 million dollar yearly saving, but undermines the system designed after Watergate to curb private influence. Public funding allows primary fundraising limits and equal general election funds, shifting focus to voters rather than fundraisers. Critics warn soft money loopholes persist and could revive big donor leverage as parties control funds.

Washington Senate John B. Connally

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