Beating Inflation Pushes Shoppers Toward Cheaper Meats
President Carter and Alfred Kahn urge shoppers to cut beef intake to curb costs as beef prices rise an estimated 20 percent this year. Aiken County retailers report steady or shifted demand toward cheaper cuts, poultry, fish, and soy and bean products while cheapter options like mullet and hot dogs gain appeal.
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Carter
Alfred Kahn
Aiken County
Bobby Efird
Graniteville
Efird
Robert Knight
Palace Market
Aiken
Pondo Gallos of Charlie Fish Market
Knight
Clemson Extension Service Home
Betsy Miller
Ten More Executed In Iran Amid Political Purge
AP reports executions continue after the shah's fall as Tehran confirms 10 more officials killed including a labor minister and military figures. Crowds in Qum and Tehran voiced approval of Hoveida's execution and protested his burial.
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Iran
Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Islamic Courts
Khomeini
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
U.S. State Department
Amir Abbas Hoveida
Abbas Amir Entezam
Hoveida
Tehran Radio
Manuchehr Azman
Abbas
Pars
Amir Hossein Rabii
Mohammad Ali Khajehnuri
Army General Staff
Babli
Qum
Have You Heard Quips and Predicaments Highlight Weekend
The report notes Frank Howard joking about the Devereux Milburn Invitational at Palmetto Club after not winning. John M. Hunter got locked in Hopeland Gardens on a Saturday and climbed the fence to escape before posted time. A car owner jokes his wife controls the new Buick, only allowing radio access for now.
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Frank Howard
Palmetto Club
John M. Hunter
Hopeland Gardens
John
Alternative Shopping Is In See Page 5A Inside Today
A brief newspaper tease notes sections inside the edition including Aiken County Today Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Sports Television Weather and invites readers to turn to page 5A for more on alternative shopping.
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Aiken County Today
Dear Abby
Mecklenburg explores natural preserve model from Hitchcock Woods
Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreation representatives inspected Hitchcock Woods in Aiken over the weekend. Director Dave Singletary noted the county recently purchased about 620 acres near Charlotte and aims to develop a natural preserve modeled on Hitchcock Woods with potential polo field facilities.
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Hitchcock Woods
Birchwood staff face loneliness and rejection in delinquent youth care
Birchwood Campus staff share the challenges of housing delinquent youths as they confront loneliness and rejection. Unit coordinator C E Hendrix and team describe cases like a boy waiting for a mother who never returns, and emphasize teaching responsibility amid emotional hurdles, with rewards seen in small changes and grateful smiles.
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Columbia
Birchwood
Department of Youth Services
C.E
Gene) Hendrix
Hendrix
Daniel D. Lawther
Stanley Conine
Ann
Robert) Smart
Lawther
Conine
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Hitchcock Foundation
Fountain Odom
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