Julie Wheatley Crowned North Augusta Junior Miss 1978
Julie Wheatley 17, a North Augusta High junior, won the 1978 Junior Miss title after beating 12 other contestants. She also captured the posse and appearance awards, with runners up Teresa Phillips and Gwendolyn Key earning multiple honors including talent and personality awards. Colleen Jackson earned the scholastic award, and Pam Thompson crowned the new junior miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Satuday
Julie Wheatley
Ronald E. Wheatley
Miss Phillips
Jack Phillips
Gwendolyn Key
Matthew Key
Miss Key
Colleen Jackson
Inez Jackson
Miss Wheatley
Pam Thompson
Charles B. Thompson
Miss Thompson
Debbie Pitts
Miss Jackson
Teresa Phillips
Charles Law
Unions push counterproposals on labor bill changes
A union leader says delaying tactics may be the only way to defeat a labor bill. He cites 63 votes for cloture and outlines four disputed points: equal access for unions, timing of elections within 21 days, a seven member seven year NLRB, and board power to negotiate for unions across large worker groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Ment
Labor Relations Board
Advance payments directive for Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
The notice directs all advance payments to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription account. It specifies the payment recipient and implies a centralized subscription handling process managed by the Aiken Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard Pbm
Aiken Standard
Break-ins reported in Horse Creek Valley area
Weekend burglaries in Aiken County were reported by the sheriff’s department. Police said $800 in goods were taken from C B Hatcher on Lakewood Circle in Langley and $525 in jewelry was stolen from Charles Parker on Maple Street in Bath.
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Horse Creek Valley
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
C.B
Hatcher
Lakewood Circle
Langley
Maple Street
Bath
Charles Parker
Obituary notes from various Georgia South Carolina towns
Obituaries list survivors and funeral details for multiple individuals including Annié Bush of Johnston and Nellie Couch of Langley. Also mentioned are veterans and community members connected to Aiken, North Augusta, Augusta, Edgefield, Belvedere and surrounding areas with burial plans at Pine View Memorial Gardens and other local cemeteries.
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Belvedere
Michael Edgar Campbell
Edgar L Campbell Jr
Hampton Ave
Pine View Memorial Gardens
Rex
Larry Seales
Edgar L Campbell Sr
Jackson
Phillip Pierce
Verona Shifler
Hartwell
Lottie Willing
Aiken
Posey
North Augusta
Riegel Leader 77 Dies in Aiken Community Hospital
Rosebank Condominiums resident and former Riegel Co executive dies at Aiken Community Hospital aged 77. Memorial service set for 4 p.m. at St. Thaddeus Church with Rev. Howard M. Hickey officiating. Survivors include a stepdaughter and two sons. Funeral home handling arrangements.
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Edgefield
William Edward Merriweather
Marque St
Aiken Community Hospital
Blalock
Merriweather
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Rosa Merriweather
Rosa Lee Parks
Ruby Merriweather
Ethel Outlaw
Ida Birch
Philadelphia
Clara Wallace
Leroy Merriweather
Luther Merriweather
Washington, D. C
Rosebank
St. Thaddeus Church
Howard M. Hickey
New Haven
Conn
Clarke University
Worchester
Mass
Riegel Textile Corp
Aiken
Riegel Co
Johnston
Edward R. Wydman
la Canada
Calif
Robert C. Schultheiss Jr
Ocean City
Robert Wydman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hopeland Gardens
Aiken County George Funeral Home
Textile Trade War Risks for U S Industry Says Timmerman
Timmerman warned that lowering tariffs could let foreign importers flood the U S textile market. Robert S. Small of the American Textile Institute noted the domestic industry grows 1.5 percent yearly while imports rose 47 percent in January.
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Merman
Robert S. Small
American Textile Institute
ATMI
Small Arrangement
MFA
Budget Keeps the Grand Jury Inquiry Open
The text discusses ongoing grand jury activity related to official misconduct by Mrs. Scott who pleaded no contest last October and served jail time. It notes audit findings, missing funds, and plans for county reforms including procurement, motor pool use, surplus property, training, possible outsourcing of land operation, recreation funding, and the May term for the grand jury.
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Scott
Attorney General's Office
General Session
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N.A
Leerofa
Hemperatur
Igures
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commer
West Coast
Great Lakes
Midwest
Rockies
New England
Annié Bush
Young Ladies of
Mercr
John Butler
Jdohnston
Annie Mae Staley
Lanie Miles
Qpone
N.Y
Beotiner
Washington
Ames
Ernest. Miner
Lena Fellers
Intr
Hew Granite Corp
Weanie Ig
Mimar Shrine
Jem Goldsmith Miner
John F. Miner
Rion
Ida Darby
Wellford
Famine Miner
Lyman
Lite River Baptist Church
Lit Pope Puageahtotne
Sietehein
Floren A. Ray
Pineview Memorial Gardens
John M. Emily Ray
Clarkston
Ray Bergmann
James L. Ray
N.C
Nellie T. Couch
Nellie Thompson Cough
Peizer St
Ladson
Ruby and
Myrtle Mik
Jackson-Brooks
Bradley
Lundy
Ge Ja
Thomas Ivan Stener
Germany
Kershaw St
Robert H. Radford
Augusta
Robert H Radford
Augusta Hospital
Radford
Fort Gordon
John S. Davison Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Mar Radford
Daniel R
Carilliams
Vernon Hensley
Oscar Varn
Granger
Tex
Bill Harvill
Cartersville
Albert E. Radford
B. N.C
George E. Radford
Gravesidqe
Pam’ Ee
David David Werte
Jane Dorn
W. Dorn
Anton
Elliott Som Telfair Street
Fev. Vadis Wylds
West View
Spires
Greenville
Rand
Timothy Shannon Augusta
J .iAugusta
A. J. Down
Martinea
Mr. Dorn
Clearwater
Pauline Blevins
Elden
William Merriweather
Michael E. Campbell
Riegel
Timmerman
Dustry
Japan
Tim
Grand Jury
Warner
Krewson Monument CO
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