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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1985
Page
6
Aimed at creating an outpatient walk in medical facility opposite USCA to serve pediatric and adult care. First stage of 80 acre Hospital Corporation of America development with projected cost 3.25 million dollars and completion expected in October. Progress to date shows on or ahead of schedule.
Houndslake Jackson North Augusta schools awarded to meet state accreditation standards. Combined cost estimated at 12 million with Aiken Elementary due May 1986 Redcliffe in March 1986 and North Augusta Elementary in January 1986. Progress shows on or ahead of schedule.
The Etherredge Center at USC Aiken will span two buildings. B Building will be a classroom for performing and visual arts, while A Building will be an auditorium with 739 seats that can split into a 300 seat intimate theatre. Projected cost is 4.5 million with 1.5 million for B Building and 3 million for A Building. Completion for B Building is planned for August with no firm date for A Building. Progress to date shows the project on schedule.
The Judicial Center at the intersection of Chesterfield and Park Avenue will house all county court rooms and related departments. The project costs $5.2 million and aims for completion in June 1986 but is 51 days behind schedule due to weather.
Raymond O. Neilly Scott the first man accused of mislabeling onions as Vidalia faces courtroom action. Scott Farms Inc and Fairway Packing Inc are restrained from repacking non Georgia onions as Vidalias. Georgia officials argue true Vidalias come only from southeast Georgia and may seek penalties up to 20000 per violation.
The Hunter Savings Association of Cincinnati won the contract to acquire Home State Savings Bank in Columbus, with $5 million less in state subsidies than Chemical New York Corp. The sale, approved by State Superintendent Robert McAlister, concludes Home State’s closure on March 8, and links Marvin L. Warner to the seller.
South Carolina health officials report a 27 percent 1983 to 1984 increase in syphilis cases, from 608 to 772, the largest jump in a decade. Gonorrhea rose less than 1 percent with 21 522 cases, as the agency plans a five year venereal disease education project for high school seniors amid infections mainly among ages 15 to 35.
A South Carolina study finds height and weight are main indicators of blood pressure for ages 5 to 17. The 1982-83 survey tested 6,454 children across the state, establishing normal pediatric blood pressure levels and aiding early hypertension detection.
Kmart Corp reports a 19.3 percent sales increase and 58.5 million dollar net income for the first quarter. Three acquired firms Builders Square Walden Books and Pay Less Drug Stores helped shield profits. without them earnings would have fallen to 35 cents per share.
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