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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1995
Page
6
The kidneys regulate waste, minerals, and fluids, so kidney disease requires careful diet. Occasional deviations can raise risks, especially potassium and fluid intake. a dietitian guides safe, small allowances. For questions contact Cheryl Mehta R.D. at 148 University Parkway, Aiken, SC.
Governors from both parties debate the GOP plan to transform Medicaid into state runs via block grants. Some praise Congress for allowing states to tailor care while others warn budget strain and higher costs for vulnerable populations as coverage targets shift and federal funding changes.
A female attorney Heather Smith faced scrutiny from Circuit Judge Joseph Wilson for wearing a pantsuit in his Columbia courtroom. The judge declined a plea on a client facing firearms charges and claimed a tie is standard. Colleagues defend pantsuits as appropriate as dress rules evolve across decades.
The county council votes 5 4 to cut proposed raises in half amid calls for fairer pay and lifting some workers above poverty. Officials say the largest pay increase in county history occurred under a prior percentage formula. The staff will revisit the plan focusing on pay grades health benefits and the true cost of future raises while $400000 set aside for salaries remains unused unless reallocated.
Blackville grapples with preserving the Shamrock across from the railroad. The SOS Committee stabilizes its upper story and hopes for support from Thoroaghored Country tour agency and the SC Parks Department. Plans include a rest stop heritage center, soda fountain, restaurant, or museum with fundraising via bricks for 95 dollars or bricks blocks for 950. contact SOS at 322 Main St. Blackville.
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