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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
3
Charles Goren and Omar Sharif analyze eight bridge scenarios with questions and answers. Each case examines action under varying vulnerabilities and hand strengths, including takeout doubles, Blackwood timing, and slam attempts.
Officials of the State Department of Education release plans for a statewide series of adult education celebrations coordinated with Adult Education Week. Meetings will be held in every Regional Planning and Development Council area in late September, including an Aiken County session at the Ramada Inn. Gov Edward and the State Board signed proclamations in August.
Three federal reforms aim to cut prescription costs. FTC moves to let pharmacies advertise prices, FDA seeks brand equivalence to curb premium pricing, and MAC program under HEW targets lowest prices for Medicare and Medicaid drugs. Start by generic-name prescriptions and price shopping now.
The Rev. E A Verdery of Georgia Baptist Hospital speaks at a one day Bethlehem Lutheran Church event on ministry to drug and alcohol misuse. Hosted by the Lower Savannah Pastoral Care Committee the seminar trains ministers and features a 2 to 3 30 p m panel from Social Services Mental Health Vocational Rehabilitation Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission and clergy. Public is invited to attend.
Rudy Mancke of the South Carolina Museum Commission spoke to 38 librarians in Aiken County about the commission's plans and goals. He presented a fossil from a kaolin mine near Aiken, found in July, dated at 40 to 70 million years old and described as several willow leaves. Tests by the Smithsonian Institution in Washington are to determine the exact age.
The Ming Dynasty from 1388 to 1644 fostered a flourishing of culture and art across China, shaping era aesthetics and scholarly pursuits.
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