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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1975
Page
9
Publisher notes compliance with the Federal Fair Housing Act and states all dwellings are available on an equal opportunity basis. 3 room furnished apartment utilities furnished $125.00 Efron 137 Laurens St NW.
Office space in the Aiken Standard building available for occupancy on or after January 1 1976. Current tenant Lower Savannah Regional Planning and Development Council employs twenty with a large reception area and multiple offices including conference room storage and rest rooms. In October 15 new building space available for one or several people call Walker Realty Co Inc at 648 3293.
Features include 6 bedrooms and 5 1/2 baths with formal living room, dining room, sun porch, large kitchen, and butlers pantry. Westwood area offers 4 bedrooms and 2 baths with big living and separate dining rooms, 2600 sq ft heated space. Third Avenue listing shows 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on one acre with horse facilities backing Hitchcock Woods.
Evening contacts list real estate specialists with phone numbers and agent names including Fred Wiles Annette Hair and Jeri Sue Bansavage under the Wilmac advertisement with a repeated call line.
Multiple properties described by Eulalie Salley and Company in Aiken and Bridlewood. Highlights include a 3 bed 2 bath home with den, a converted carriage house, and a brick home with garden acreage near Houndslake. Prices, features, and contact options provided for appointments.
A listed home described as perfect for a family of four features three bedrooms two baths a cozy den with a fireplace and a garage. Priced at 36500 dollars, the property invites immediate viewing.
The Social Security Administration announced a new Medicare schedule effective January 1 1976 raising the minimum patient payment to 104 dollars from 92. The average hospital stay cost rises to about 1342 days, with stays costing around 1400 dollars. daily charges increase by 3 dollars for extended stays and 1.50 dollars for long term nursing home care.
The article outlines upcoming Medicare increases: daily hospital charges rise to 26 for days 61–90, nursing home per diem up to 13 for days 21–100, and a 52 lifetime reserve day co payment. It notes 60 hospital days and 20 skilled nursing days are covered with no charge, while optional medical coverage remains at 6.70 a month.
President Ford told a Chicago GOP fundraiser he plans to visit the 11 states he has not yet seen this year, though aides later said he had already visited 39 of 50. He limited security contacts at the Conrad Hilton and outlined a Midwest swing with mayors from Illinois Michigan Indiana and Wisconsin. Ford plans to visit Alabama Delaware Hawaii Idaho Massachusetts New Mexico North Dakota Tennessee and Wyoming by year’s end, with two states cut from his schedule for October events in West Virginia and New Jersey.
In Washington and San Francisco officials clash over whether police warned federal agents that Sara Jane Moore posed a threat to President Ford. A Secret Service official notes Moore made five calls to law enforcement on the day of the attack, naming agents who had interviewed her.
The county library builds a comprehensive Bicentennial collection with The Bicentennial Almanac covering 1776 to 1976 and reference room access at Banksia. It includes the full text of the Declaration and US Constitution and a Philadelphia guide Bicentennial Philadelphia with maps and area highlights.
Ridge Spring Monetta High School Booster Club opens its 1975 76 membership drive led by Roy Holston to fund a broad school program. Funds support academics athletics fine arts debates publications and clubs with sales through Younce Furniture Co Watsons Store the school or Booster members.
Pianist Van Cliburn, born in Shreveport Louisiana, will perform at a state dinner for Japanese Emperor Hirohito at the White House. He previously toured Japan last summer and has given multiple White House performances.
Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy, remains imprisoned in Spandau for nine years. The 8 year old prisoner celebrated a birthday while British guards described him as healthy. Despite Western requests for release, the Soviet position remained unchanged.
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and President Ford will hold a White House meeting Friday following a Helsinki summit. The White House offered few details but noted Schmidt would make remarks at the session.
Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk will address the United Nations General Assembly next Monday. A U N spokesman said he will host a reception for UN officials and diplomats and be guest of honor at a dinner by Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim. He has long wished to speak at the General Assembly since 1970 exile.
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