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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2004
Page
8
In a Dear Abby column, a widow learns her late husband may have fathered a daughter. Abby urges legal counsel and cautions on handling the revelation, advising measured steps and professional guidance. The page also features reader questions about a troubled brother and a bed wetting partner, with supportive, clinical responses.
Worried middle aged men rush to private centers for same day heart scans after Bill Clinton’s Labor Day quadruple bypass. Gary Haden, a 56 year old Elk Grove Illinois truck driver, paid 400 dollars and found only mild blockage. He quit smoking after chest pains.
Hospitals report a spike in middle aged men seeking heart tests after former president Bill Clinton's health scare. Doctors note heightened anxiety and a so called Clinton syndrome as residents rush to ERs and clinics, hoping to prevent disease despite generally rising cholesterol levels.
Washington reports far fewer than expected have applied for early Medicare drug coverage for cancer and other serious illnesses. Only 6,364 have enrolled, far below the planned 50,000 slots, prompting criticism of how the program was marketed and explained.
The Bradberry family runs Porky Bradberry’s Jewelry at 1601 Whiskey Road offering diamond jewelry, in house repairs, watch battery and band services. Porky highlights 53 years of experience and in store repairs with Swint Bradberry specializing in watch restoration and Rolex repairs. The shop emphasizes value, selection, and a long history with many generations of customers.
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