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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1979

Page

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Energy Plan Faces Opposition in Congress

President Carter unveils a plan to decontrol domestic oil prices by 1981 and impose a windfall profits tax on half the extra revenues. Allies warn of a uphill battle in Congress as prices could rise 4 to 15 cents a gallon, funding aid programs and new energy development.

Washington Carter Congress Capitol Hill Senate Energy Committee Henry M. Jackson D-Wash U.S Administration

Big John Felder Reels Legislature in 18 Hour Talkathon

Rep. John Gressette Felder leads a marathon filibuster against a merit selection bill for the Public Service Commission. House adjourns at 2 a.m. then resumes. Felder chalks up 18 hours over three days and aims to block PSC passage until the budget bill clears. Gov. Dick Riley backs merit selection as top priority. The affair centers on Fort Calhoun politics and the Grey Fox lineage of Felder and Sen. Marion Gressette.

Columbia John Grey Fox John Gressette Felder D-Calhoun Public Service Commission Felder Marion Gressette Calhoun Gressette Dick Riley Legislative Liaison Committee Senate Coolhmanes Riley House PSC Felderbuster Marion Brown Pas Felder

Betty Fox Finds Clothespin Holder A Bird Home

Betty Fox discovers her clothespin holder serves as a nest for a family of birds while enjoying spring sun. Jim Hammond and Leighton McLendon were among those observed working up a sweat at a social afternoon event. Linda Christine attended the Carroway Skinner Realty opening and joked about ordering Wendy’s for supper.

Betty Fox Jim Hammond Leighton McLendon Carroway-Skinner Realty Linda Christine Wendy's

Langley-Bath-Clearwater Principal Resigns for New Post

Langley-Bath-Clearwater High School principal Jerry D. Swing will resign effective July 1 to become vocational placement director for Aiken County. Swing, in office 10 years, said he is tired. the transfer was described as a lateral move by Aiken County superintendent T.B. Willis. No link was found between Swing's move and coach Tim Hulsebus’s firing. Hulsebus may receive another counseling contract, though not yet finalized.

Jerry D. Swing Langley-Bath-Clearwater Swing Aiken County Aiken Standard T.B. Willis Willis Clarence W. Dickert Tim Hulsebus Dickert Hulsebus

Unemployment holds at 5.7 percent as discouraged workers drop

The Labor Department reports March unemployment at 5.7 percent with 96.8 million employed, a 200,000 gain. Discouraged workers, those who abandoned job searches, fall to 725,000 the lowest since 1974, signaling maintained job availability for new labor entrants.

Washington Labor Department Department Carter

People Not Jail Needed By Abusers

State officials at Birchwood Campus urge treating youth drug problems through community involvement rather than detention. The panel led by Daniel D. Lawther includes Dr. C E Hendrix and Ann Smart, stressing prevention, church outreach, and redefining who is a drug abuser.

Columbia Birchwood Department of Youth Services Daniel D. Lawther Lawther C.E Gene) Hendrix Stanley Conine Ann Robert) Smart Hendrix Lowther

Aiken County Today Highlights and Local Features

Aiken County Today lists daily comics Dear Abby editorial content obituaries and local sports and TV weather updates. The page summarizes community notices and entertainment items with a focus on regional interest.

Aiken County Today Dear Abby

Textile firm woes highlighted by Businessweek feature

Businessweek spotlights Graniteville Company United Merchants and Riegel Textiles among three Aiken County firms as industry woes worsen. UM&M posted 1.4 percent return on sales and filed for bankruptcy protection in 1977. Graniteville profits plunged 99 percent in 1978 to 125000 dollars as denim demand fell and overstaffing tied to paternalism hurt results.

Aiken County Businessweek Graniteville Company United Merchants Riegel Textiles United Merchants and Manufacturers Um&m Am&m Graniteville Robert P. Timmerman Timmerman

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