Deaths of Amanda Moseley and J Thurman Thigpen Listed
Notices report the deaths of Amanda Moseley 54 of Brooklyn New York and J Thurman Thigpen of Martinez Georgia. Moseley previously from Aiken County South Carolina had four months residence in New York and leaves a son and three sisters and two brothers with funeral arrangements by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home Aiken. Thigpen a World War II veteran and former Dunn Electric Co foreman died in Augusta Georgia with funeral services and burial planned at West View Cemetery. survivors include a wife a daughter a son a sister and a brother.
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Platt’s
Funeral Home Chapel
J. Durwood Walker
A.H. Simmons
West View Cemetery
Mr. Thigpen
Avera
Martinez
Dunn Electric Co
Dupont
Savannah River
Glendale Baptist Church
Acacia Masonic Lodge
North Augusta
Bicentennial Wagon Train to Enter Aiken Area Monday
South Carolina hosts the Bicentennial Wagon Train as it arrives in North Augusta Sunday and continues to Aiken Monday. Dignitaries including Rep. Butler Derrick, Lt. Gov. Brantley Harvey, and Penn State Theatre Arts present a 45 minute show amid encampments at Lions Park and Aiken High School.
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South Carolina
13Th St
North Augusta
Valley Forge
Georgia
Butler C. Derrick
Ds.c
D.C
John Hills
13Th St. Bridge
Strom Thurmond
Gon
Graniteville Co
Aiken High School
Theatre Arts Dept
Pennsylvania State University
Editor Speaks On Newspaper’s Public Service
The Senior Men's Club at the Ramada Inn discussed the role of a newspaper as a reflection of life in ink. Editor Robert D. Cathcart of the Aiken Standard outlined public service as the core duty and urged editors to serve the community first, noting many papers have circulations under 50,000.
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Ramada Inn
Robert D. Cathcart
Aiken
Cathcart
Joseph Pulitzer
Weekend forecast looks mild with scattered showers
The extended outlook is partly cloudy and mild from Saturday through Monday with scattered showers over the weekend. Highs will be in the mid 80s and overnight lows in the mid 50s, continuing this pattern tomorrow and today.
Supreme Court: Bank records may be seized without notice
The court ruled 7 to 2 that bank customers have no right to contest government subpoenas for their records. Records belong to banks and disclose information customers voluntarily exposed, negating an expectation of privacy. The ruling reversed a Fifth Circuit decision shielding Mitchell Miller of Macon, Georgia.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell
Powell
5Th US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mitchell Miller
Macon
Family and civil actions filed at Aiken County Courthouse
The record lists marriages for several couples in Aiken Graniteville and North Augusta and estates including Posey Green and Hendria. Civil actions include Homemakers Loan and Consumer Discount Co Richmond County and Bell Leasing Co versus Hiett Construction Co in Aiken County, plus foreclosure and possession suits with monetary claims and attorney fees.
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Aiken County
Homemakers Loan and Consumer Discount Co
Richmond County
Arnold G Prustte
Elizabeth N Prustte
Federal National Mortgage Association
Columbia
Hosa Lee Mixon
Court Bell Leasing Co
Hiett Construction Co
Vorhees College Choir to Perform Tomorrow
The 58 voice Vorhees College Choir under Dr John W Hunter will perform a concert tomorrow at 8 pm at Cumberland A M E Church. The program features choral works highlighting sacred and classical repertoire.
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Vorhees College
Cumberland A.M.E
John W Hunter
Registration Deadline Set for May Elections
The Aiken County Voter Registration office reports a Friday to Saturday deadline for May 24 TEC referendum and May 25 North Augusta City Council elections. The main office at the old Aiken Post Office will operate 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, with extended hours May 4 and May 7.
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Aiken County
Borax Sources Shift From Volcano Deposits to Brines
Borax now primarily comes from brines and dry lake beds as ground water concentrates the mineral. It is used in glass and enamel production in chemical industries.
Edwards Denies Funds Curbed Over Reagan Support
Gov. James B. Edwards in Augusta rejects rumors that federal grants to South Carolina were withheld due to his Reagan endorsement. A White House spokesman described Edwards' reception as cordial and Edwards praised Ford. He predicts Reagan will win more than 36 delegates at the GOP convention after the Columbia event.
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White House
South Carolina
James B. Edwards
Augusta
Ronald Reagan
Edwards
Reagan
Edward
Ford
South Caro
Lina
Columbia
Kansas City
Grand Jury To Hold Open Session In Aiken County
The Aiken County Grand Jury will hold a public session on Tuesday May 4 from 11 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. at the Aiken County Courthouse. Foreman W M Sloan invites citizens to attend and ask questions. No testimony will be taken.
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Grand Jury
Aiken County
W.M. Sloan
Community Calendar Highlights for Today and Tomorrow
Today features meetings and clubs: Newcomers Board at 7 p.m. Aiken Chess Club at H Odell Weeks 7 p.m. Duplicate bridge at Senior Citizens Clubhouse 7:30 p.m. Aiken Bible Institute at Smith Hazel Recreation Center 7:30 p.m. AA at 123 Linden. Tomorrow yard sale 9 a.m. sponsored by G W W Volunteer Fire Department by Caper House Graniteville 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aiken County Museum 12:30 p.m. Recreation bridge at H Odell Weeks Activity Center 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Club at Senior Citizens Clubhouse.
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Aiken Chess Club
H. Odell
Duplicate Bridge
Senior Citizens
Aiken Bible Institute
Smith Hazel
Linden
G.W.W. Volunteer Fire Department
Women's Auxiliary
Caper House
Graniteville
Aiken County
H. Odell Weeks
Senior Citizens Club
Enrichment Of Uranium Faces Costs And Conflicts
The article outlines the UEA uranium enrichment plan facing government and private costs. It details ERDA and White House backing, potential Bechtel profits, and a $250 million plant contract. Treasury outlays for stockpiling and higher government pricing could raise annual costs by hundreds of millions, with taxpayers likely to pay more than a nonprofit government option.
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ERDA
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
General Accounting Office
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Ford
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Federal Energy Administration
UEA
White House
Seamans
Bechtel
Goodyear
Portsmouth
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
USG
U.S
Schwennesen
US. Treasury
Treasury
AEA
Congress
Supreme Court rules HUD to foster housing in white suburbs
The Supreme Court held HUD can be ordered to fund and approve low income housing in white suburbs to remedy past discrimination. The decision expands the geographic area for desegregation, potentially spanning six counties around Chicago and 4000 square miles. The ruling ties federal housing funding to desegregation goals despite local boundary lines.
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HUD
Chicago
Supreme Court
Chicago City Limits
Ford
Derrick Speaks In Graniteville On Economy And Budget Outlook
Rep. Derrick, seeking another term, notes inflation at 3.6 percent and recalls higher rates earlier in 1975. He forecasts next year’s budget at 412 billion with a 50 billion deficit, aims for a balanced budget by 1980, and credits free enterprise with progress. District covers Abbeville through Saluda and institutions he values.
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Derrick
Third District
Abbeville
Aiken
Anderson
Edgefield
Greenwood
McCormick
Newberry
Oconee
Pickens
Saluda
Congress
Bill Barnes
The
Exchange Ub
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Amanda Moseley
Hancock St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Jackson Brooks
Joseph Edward ‘‘Buster’’ Moseley
Edna M. Green
Mamie M. Wall
Annie Graham
Charlie Moseley
Jacob Moseley
Jehnssee Drive
J. Thurman Thigpen
Warren Road
Augusta Hospital
Evelyn Reed Thigpen
Kay Davis
Jerry Thigpen
Eloise Gaston
Tampa
Fla
O.C. Thigpen
Evans
Paul Hyatt
Jimmy Thigpen
Travis Reed
Kenneth Reed
Tab Reed
J.E. Thigpen
Electrical Workers Union
Wagener
North
W.L. Hudson
Clemson University
Woody Drury
Georgetown
Usc-Aiken
Springs Grocery
Richard D. Heaton
Richard
Civitan
Heaton
Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Murry Sill
Frank J. MecCrosson
Sylvia Westerdah
Hugh Sires
Lee Ailen Hiers
Laura Ann
Warren Keith Hyde
Sandra Elaine Stephens
Aiken Vernon McCoy Peeples
Beverly Kaye Owens
Richard Brewster Simons
Lexington
Rosemary Catherine Miller
Gerald Wayne Cook
Maren Denise Buffett
George Thomas Young
Cherry Hanna Gordon
Diane Posey
Ruth Posey
Minnie Wilson
Breazeale
Anne _ Walker
Jean E Green
George W Green
Estate of Lois
Posey
Almond
Jean G Hendria
James D Hendria
Executria
Paul Reph Hatcher
Paul Ralph Hatcher Jr
CTA
Civel Actions
Vorhees Choir
Gov
Jerome W Komes
GAO
Supreme Court Rules On Housing
Jimmy Carter
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