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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1976
Page
3
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The Aiken County Planning Commission will meet Thursday at 8 pm at 145 Pendleton St. Final plat approvals are set for Kimberly, Wellington, and Convertry Subdivisions. Preliminary approval planned for Laurel Lakes, Storm Branch, and Briarcliff Three.
A Rally in the Valley is set for 6 30 p.m. tomorrow in front of Pete's Restaurant on Highway 421 to support senatorial candidate Tom Turnipseed. He will inaugurate his Valley Campaign headquarters at Pete's Restaurant as music food and fun are promised for attendees. Turnipseed faces FW Caughman in the Democratic primary while the GOP hopeful contests incumbent Sen Albert J Dooley in Lexington.
Town Creek Baptist Church hosts a youth led revival through tomorrow at 7 30 p m nightly. Steve Brown president of the S C Baptist Student Union is featured speaker and special music will be provided.
Prince Albert Pulpwood Ltd. reports a record 1.8 million trees planted in its reforestation program in 1975, surpassing the 1.4 million trees set in 1974.
Local police leaders discuss rising juvenile crime in Aiken and North Augusta. They cite theft and trespassing as common offenses, note limited local rehabilitation options, and warn societal factors and boredom fuel youth involvement sharing differing views on handling juveniles.
The South Carolina Unit of Lutheran Church Women holds its 14th annual convention June 4 and 5 at Newberry College. Theme is Mission: Free Indeed with 12 Pathway to Freedom groups for visitors and delegates to join. group leader includes Mrs. Perry E. Dukes of North Augusta.
Maurine Lackey head librarian invites new patrons to the Library Community Room for two films in a weekly free film series tomorrow at 10 30 a m in Washington DC Capital City USA and Library of Congress.
The article stresses adequate insurance coverage for property owners. It notes property values rise over time and replacement cost should reflect present market value, not original cost. It promotes consulting real estate professionals for purchase or sale guidance.
The Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship International will sponsor guest speaker Frederick K. Price in meetings tonight Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Towers Motel in Augusta. Price is an internationally known evangelist and pastor, and pastor of Crenshaw Christian Center in California.
The state capitol stands as the highest structure in Baton Rouge Louisiana, asserting its skyline presence.
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