Masters Week kittens named Nicklaus and friends delight Kilbourne clan
In a playful note from Aiken residents, Kilbourne family celebrates four kittens born during Masters Week named Nicklaus, Player, Green, and Kathy Whitworth mother Sugarlips. Aiken events mingle with local humor about Miss South Carolina Morris the Cat and a Pot of Gold raffle.
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Kilbourne
Nicklaus
Player
Green
Kathy
Whitworth
Sugarlips
Morris the Cat
South Carolina
Morris
Chicago
Ken Kilbourne
Administrative Duties Rescinded From Holley by S C Supreme Court
The South Carolina Supreme Court chief justice removed Holley’s administrative duties and named B E Nichols to take over. Holley, who says he sees no grounds for the move, remains chief magistrate until retirement. Reasons cited include a domestic case concern and Holley’s pending retirement.
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Aiken County
S. C. Supreme Court
J. Woodrow Lewis
L. Glenn Holley
B. E. Nichols
Holley
Nichols
Lewis
Lester L. Chitty
L. Edmund Atwater III
Court Administration Office
Atwater
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Max A Meek
V. J
Johnny Ray
Leon Hare
Richard
Dick) Scott
Senate
Weather Forecast: Showers Tonight and Cleared by Weekend
A system brings scattered showers and thundershowers tonight with clouds between. The 80 percent rain chance falls to 30 percent by Wednesday as temperatures reach the mid 50s tonight and low 70s tomorrow. Southerly winds at 10 to 15 mph. Extended outlook shows fair weather and a cooling trend with highs in the 70s easing to around 70 by Saturday and weekend lows in the 40s to 50s.
New Ellenton Plans To Trap Stray Dogs
The city prepares to trap stray dogs with three new dog traps and transport them to the county pound. Mayor Langley says trapping will be managed by Officer Harvey Pitcher. A $5 reclaim fee will be charged plus pound costs.
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New Ellenton
Carl E. Langley Jr
Langley
Harvey Pitcher
City Hall
Moro Executed by Red Brigades Says Kidnappers
The Red Brigades claim the 61 year old Aldo Moro was executed and his body lies in a mountain lake 72 miles northeast of Rome. Police found a Red Brigades hideout near Via Cassia with weapons and messages and searched for a young blonde woman tied to the case as authorities stepped up the investigation.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
ANSA
Red Brigades
Christian Democratic Party
Moro
Italy
Via Cassia
Tinsley Declared Innocent After Not Guilty Verdict
Aiken County jurors acquitted Robert W. Tinsley of receiving stolen goods for a 1973 truck bought from a man claiming to represent Gay Motors in Athens. The North Augusta dealer showed emotion as the nine men and three women delivered the verdict after 24 hours of deliberation.
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Robert W
Bobby) Tinsley
Tinsley
North Augusta
Aiken
Sylvia W
Allen) Westerdahl
Peeples
Gay Motors
Athens
Gainsley
Aiken Board Reviews Part-Time Work Policy for Teachers
Aiken County teachers oppose a proposed rule needing the district superintendent’s approval for outside part-time jobs. The board plans to seek alternatives to the current wording while stressing a line between job duties and outside employment. Assistant superintendent L L Willis explains the policy aims to monitor potential conflicts, not create a hierarchy, amid calls for salary adjustments to reflect cost of living.
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Aiken County
County Board of Education
L.L. Willis
Aiken County Council Meeting Short on Agenda
The Aiken County Council meets at 7 PM in the county complex on Richland Avenue. The agenda is tiny with one new item a resolution to appoint to the Public Service Authority and four items of old business plus one public hearing.
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Aiken County Council
Richland Avenue
Aiken County Public Service Authority
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Milledge Chatt
Aiken Sertoma Club
Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan
Moses
Glenn Holley
Hickory
N. C
T. E. Gilleland
N. E
Christian Democrats
Bobby Tinsley
Rodney A. Peeples
Second Circuit
Westerdahl
Thomas A. Allgood
Linda
All In the
Council
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