HCA officials promise smooth transition for new Aiken hospital
Hospital Corporation of America executives William White and R. Clayton McWhorter met Aiken County officials to outline plans for a seamless switch from the current facility to the new hospital set for spring. They discussed management options, ER care, and personnel policies, noting state law blocks a full HCA management contract and proposing a no-fee consulting alternative to orient staff.
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Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
Aiken County Hospital
William G. White
R. Clayton McWhorter
Aiken
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
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McWhorter
Aiken County Hospital Board of Trustees
Aiken County
Pital
Ray
Board of Commissioners
Commission
Harold V. Graybeal
No Change In Hospital Services In Aiken County Says HCA
Aiken County officials report no change in health services after HCA begins operation next spring. Hospital administrator J Sam Nesbit will lead the new facility and hiring. Indigent care funding remains a county responsibility with a smooth transition planned.
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Calley Remains Free on Bail After Court Martial Verdict Reinstated
William L. Calley Jr. awaits the next legal fight after the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated his court martial conviction for the My Lai Massacre in an 8-5 ruling. His lawyer J. Houston Gordon vowed an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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New Orleans
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
US. Supreme Court
J. Houston Gordon
Covington, Tenn
Calley
Democrats Seek Fresh Oil Policy Amid Ford Veto Clash
In Washington Democratic leaders push a new national energy policy after a Senate veto override failed by six votes. A 60 day extension of oil price controls is seen as the short term fix, while Congress drafts a longer plan for President Ford’s approval.
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Ford
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Reagan Ford Doing Their Bit in New Hampshire Campaign
President Ford replaces Reagan on a Republican campaign mission for Louis C. Wyman in a New Hampshire special Senate election. Reagan hints at returning next spring to challenge Ford in a presidential primary bid, signaling possible NH political theater ahead of a potential 1976 race.
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Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
Louis C. Wyman
Senate
Arraignment Planned for Lynette Fromme in Ford Attempt
Lynette Fromme, linked to Charles Manson followers, faces arraignment in Sacramento on charges of attempting to assassinate President Ford. Harold Eugene Boro testifies at the grand jury hearing. identified as a “sugar daddy” to Fromme and Good. Authorities say the gun lacks criminal history and no charges against Boro are planned.
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Calif
Lynette Alice Fromme
Charles
Boro
Miss Fromme
Miss Good
Boyle Receives Three Life Sentences in Yablonski Slayings
Media Pa Tony Boyle was given three consecutive life terms for ordering the murders of United Mine Workers rival Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. He told the judge he is innocent as he faces the sentence. Boyle, with heart and stomach ailments, was hospitalized in Middletown in satisfactory condition.
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Boyle
Riddle Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Professors Pursue Degrees for Tennis Course Access
Ruth Cordahl and Nancy Staley seek baccalaureate degrees to join Paul Sauerborn's tennis class at the campus. Jane Bibler lacked a valid PhD, so she was allowed to sit in. Aiken County deputies faced a bank alarm scare at Farmers and Merchants Bank in Midland Valley Shopping Center. false alarm after a prior robbery.
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USCA
Ruth Cordahl
Nancy Staley
Paul Sauerborn
Jane Bibler
Aiken County
U S technicians to monitor Sinai peace accord
Washington reports that Congress is likely to approve continuing U S technicians to monitor the Sinai peace accord with cautious steps on guarantees that the United States would withdraw if war breaks out and leave Congress power to pull technicians at any time. House and Senate aides prepare language to formalize the commitment and withdrawal provisions with a House vote possible as early as next Thursday.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
United States
Middle East
War House
Senate
H _Iate
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Rain Likely With Warm Weekend Outlook
The weather forecast shows a 50 percent chance of rain today with temperatures in the upper 80s and a low tonight in the upper 60s. Scattered showers are possible this weekend with variable cloudiness and a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow and into Friday.
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Weather Bureau
Judgment Filed On Center Fire District Case
Henry Summerall Jr., attorney for Center Fire District, filed a declaratory judgement action to test the district’s legality. Opponents questioned the petition drive and referendum. The suit seeks a ruling before the district purchases new equipment. communities include Center, Couchton, Eureka, Windsor, Montmorenci, and Mt Pleasant.
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Jeane Hall
Center Fire District
Henry Summerall Jr
Summerall
Aiken County
Center
Couchton
Eureka
Windsor
Montmorenci
Mt Pleasant
Senators Seek Full Hearings On Sinai Accord Commitments
Sources say the Senate Foreign Relations Committee wants full hearings on all U S commitments in the Sinai accord before voting. They aim to ensure the resolution does not resemble the Tonkin resolution that led to U S combat forces in Vietnam. Opposition remains light in both chambers to stationing U S technicians to monitor the Israeli Egyptian peace.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Sinai
Senate Committee
G of Tonkin
Vietnam
House
Morgan
Wednes
Nov 4 City Elections Delayed by Last Minute Democratic Filing
A last minute filing by Lessie Price to join Dr. Robert O. Lipe George W. Brelsford and Howard M. Hickey Jr. on the Democratic ticket may delay the November 4 mayor and city council election. Republican incumbents Perry and Olsen run with former councilman Fulmer. Geddes withdrew. City Attorney Summerall cites conflict between 15 day and 45 day certification rules, potentially delaying the election and affecting the home rule referendum and use of votomatic machines.
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Robert O. Lipe
George W. Brelsford
Howard M. Hickey Jr
Hodell Weeks
Robert S
Perry
Lloyd T. Olsen
Q. Julson Fulmer
E. Vaughn Geddes
Fulmer
Henry Summerall
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