State Medicaid Faces Bleak 1977-78 Future In SC
South Carolina medical aid program faces cuts and revenue gaps as DSS Director Dr R Archie Ellis warns of a difficult 1977-78 budget. A $6.7 million carry forward deficit and a new 50 cent prescription filling fee raise concerns about future funding and potential additional cutbacks. Ellis says daily monitoring continues and broad physician support is mixed in a regulated system.
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Lin Smithwick
South Carolina
R. Archie Ellis
Department of Social Services
DSS
Ellis
Budget and Control Board
Cadet Charged in Thanksgiving Family Murders
Harry De La Roche Jr., an 18 year old freshman at a military academy, faced four counts of first degree murder after allegedly killing his father Harry 46 mother Mary Jane 50 and brothers Ronald 15 and Eric 12 at the family home in Montvale New Jersey during Thanksgiving. He was to appear for a bail hearing in Superior Court before Judge Fred C. Galda following arraignment.
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Montvale
N.J
Harry de la Roche Jr
Superior Court
Fred C. Galda
Harry
Mary Jane
Ronald
Eric
Bergen County
Blizzard Hits Eastern Turkey Evacuation Efforts Intensify
In Cadiran Turkey a heavy blizzard worsens conditions for quake survivors. Deputy governor Muzaffer Yuce warns some mountain villagers may freeze to death while Governor Ahmet Tosun calls the snowstorm a calamity comparable to the earthquake.
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Caldiran
Turkey
Muzaffer Yuce
Ahmet Tosun
Traffic Deaths Fell Short Of AP Thanksgiving Prediction
Across the nation hazardous weather kept driving risky but highway deaths for the long Thanksgiving weekend counted by the Associated Press stood at 447 by early today. The National Safety Council had estimated 450 to 550 deaths from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday. The prior weekend saw 403 highway deaths and the worst year was 1968 with 764 fatalities.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Rosalind Russell Dies Of Cancer At 63 In Los Angeles
Actress Rosalind Russell dies at 63 from cancer complicating arthritis in Los Angeles. Cary Grant calls her a great humanitarian and warm human being. Lucille Ball praises her courage while guests called a farewell appearance at a dinner party. She had surgery two months earlier to fight the cancer.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Rosalind Russell
Cary Grant
Miss Russell
Lucille Ball
Roz
Althugh
Local officials join Chitlin Strut festivities in town
Carroll H. Warner newly chairs the County Council attended with family at the Chitlin Strut. Kevin Warner watched a country show and ate a hamburger. Beaufort Hartley head cook noted chitlins served with cole slaw and beans. he prefers them plain. citrus fruit sale at Aiken High School delayed shipments from Alabama and Texas arriving in December.
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Carroll H. Warner
Warner
Kevin Warner
Beaufort Hartley
Chitlin Strut
Hartley
Aiken High School
Alamo
Texas
Salley Chitlin Strut draws 22 000 attendance and profits
At the 11th annual Salley Chitlin Strut Mayor Jack Able estimated 22 000 attendees on an overcast Saturday. Proceeds fund municipal improvements while the truck debt and five tons of chitlins fed a wide crowd including visitors from New York.
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Salley
Jack Able
Able
Mae Dees
Augusta
Record Sales Expected Again in Home Market Rise
Analysts say rising mortgage rates easing and higher equity allow two income families to pursue mid priced homes. The National Association of Realtors forecasts 3 million existing home sales this year up from 2.45 million last year, while new home sales reach 492 000 in nine months.
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Kenneth J. Kahin
National Association of Realtors
Census Bureau
The
Realtors Association
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Library of Congress
John C. Weicher
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congressional
Aiken Area Weather Turns Cold After Wet Weekend
After a warm wet weekend, Aiken area residents face a dry cold spell with a low in the upper 20s and a high in the upper 40s. Rain totals near an inch were recorded since Friday but tonight and tomorrow show minimal chances. Expect fair but cold conditions through most of the week.
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Aiken
Center Fire Dept Reorganizes Officers Elected
A reorganizational meeting of the Center Fire Department drew over 180 attendees. Elected to lead for the coming year were Leroy J. Bates president George Raborn vice president O Neil Holsenback secretary and N S Johnson treasurer, all residents on Columbia Road in the Center Community. A new fire chief will be appointed within 30 days and dues will be discussed.
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Center Fire Department
Leroy J. Bates
George Raborn
O'Neil Holsenback
N.S. Johnson
Columbia Road
Center
James E. Hatcher
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