Infant Death of Alonzo Derrick Bowers in Queens
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Leon Bowers Jr of Flushing New York died Thursday in Queens Hospital New York City Funeral arrangements will be announced by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home Surviving relatives include two sisters and grandparents in Aiken and New York City with maternal great grandmother Elizabeth Parker of Aiken as a listed survivor.
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Alonzo Derrick Bowers
Leon Bowers, Jr
Flushing
New York
Queens Hospital
New York City
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Mathew Hagen
Aiken
Leon Bowers
Elizabeth Parker
Robert Permenter obituary from Neptune Beach Florida
Robert Permenter of Neptune Beach Florida died Friday July 23 after an extended illness. Funeral services were held July 26 at United Christ Methodist Church. Burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by widow Alice T Permenter daughter Helen Francis Permenter two step-sons Council A Tucker Edward L Tucker four brothers and several nieces and nephews.
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Robert Permenter
Neptune Beach
Florida
United Christ Methodist Church
John Hibbard
Greenlawn
Aiken
Permenter
Jacksonville
Fla
Barnett Lodge 187
F&am
Christ United Methodist Church
Florida United Methodist Conference
Preachers Relief Board
Alice T. Permenter
Helen Francis Permenter
Council A. Tucker
Glendale
Calif
Edward L. Tucker
Atlantic Beach
Roy T. Permenter
Jay R. Permenter
D.R. Permenter
J.H. Permenter
Winter Haven, Fla
Poodle Eating Gator Ordered Off Golf Course Lake
Albert the 10 foot alligator known for eating poodles on a Florida golf course lake must be relocated. Circuit Judge Harold Smith ruled July 12 that the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission remove the creature after a poodle named Se Si was reportedly eaten.
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Marco Island
Fla
Florida Attorney General's Office
State Game Commission
Albert
Florida Island
Se Si
E. E
Bailey
Collier County
Harold Smith
The
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Beast
Horoscope guidance for each zodiac sign
Aries urged to take responsibility for choices Taurus to consider breaking old habits Gemini advised to bargain for return Cancer urged to make a move Leo to bring company on adventures Virgo to reevaluate routines Libra must test ideas before applying them Scorpio notes new factors complicating familiar matters Sagittarius highlights free speech with listening Pisces focuses on friends and relatives welfare and problems Aquarius invites layered reality inquiry
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aiken area want ads showcase varied properties and pricing
Listings include a 1912 town house on a private enclosed lot for 27500, a 150 by 300 business zoned lot with three rental houses for 30000, a 3 bed Cape Cod at 12750, a 7 room 2 bath house for 19500, and other real estate offerings. Also noted are acreage options, a mobile home lot for 2000, and a modern home on 3 acres for 26200. Virginia Dunkelbarger, Realtor, 525 Richland Ave West, 649-4197.
Grant declares bid for University of South Carolina trustees seat
Aiken County Democrat Grant announces candidacy for the Second Judicial Circuit seat on the University of South Carolina Board of Trustees. He notes Judge Blatt Jr will not seek reappointment and says the Legislature in January 1972 must choose a successor from his circuit, urging local support for his candidacy.
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Aiken County
Democratic
S. C
Blatt
Second Judicial Circuit
Aiken
Barnwell
Bamberg
Grant
Solomon Blatt, Jr
Board of Trustees
University of South Carolina
Second Judicial Circuit of
South Carolina
House
Congress Going On Vacation
Congress prepares for a month long summer recess after Senate action to extend funding for federal agencies through Oct 15. The House approved a funding resolution for unpassed regular bills, as the Senate plans a brief session before recess ending Sept 8, two days after Labor Day.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
No 'Teacher Surplus' Plagued South Carolina Officials
South Carolina education officials say the state is not plagued by a teacher surplus as in other states. They note shortages in library work, art, social work and special education, with 903 teaching positions vacant and many openings in rural districts.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
SCEA
Gibbons
Large scale layoffs hit steel industry after contract
Five days after a new contract was reached without a walk out tens of thousands of steel workers were laid off. AFL CIO United Steelworkers officials said the scale surprised some while others showed little concern. Company spokesmen cited slow orders as the reason for callbacks likely weeks or months away.
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Aflcio United Steelworkers of America
Election Spending Reform Approved by Senate
The Senate advanced a comprehensive election spending reform bill by a vote of 88 to 2, aimed at curbing campaign ad costs and tightening reporting on expenses and contributions. It would clear a hurdle to presidential debates and faces an uncertain House path.
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Washington
Senate
House
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Arizona
Barry M. Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Bond Set at 500 in Marijuana Possession Case
Magistrate Glenn Holley set a $500 bond for 19 year old J P Dexter of 325 Homestead Lane after an Aiken arrest on charges of possession and possession for sale of more than five grams of marijuana under South Carolina narcotics laws.
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Aiken Realty Company
Aiken Estates
Glenn Holley
Aiken
J.P. Dexter
Homestead Lane
South Carolina
Problems Of The Aged Attract Attention In Washington
In Washington the elderly issue gains focus as Rep. David Pryor seeks formal House hearings. Pryor, 36, had illegal trailer operations aiding seniors halted, but a plan for official hearings emerges after his forum on the aged. Colmer asks Holifield to arrange hearings.
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Washington (Ap
America
David Pryor
D-Ark
Pryor
House
Capitol Hill
Rules Committee
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Government Operations Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Aiken NAACP Honors Day Program This Sunday
The Aiken County NAACP will honor members for years of service this Sunday at 6 p.m. Activities include a local youth talent show and a baby contest. Mothers and sponsors must report by 5 30 p.m. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Aiken County
The
NAACP
Aiken Naacp
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Richland Ave
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Newberry Street
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Aiken Corner
Richland
York Streets
Robert L. Cate
Millbrook Baptist Church
Pine Log Road
W. James Rivers
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Hwy. 1
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Church of Christ Aiken
Church of Christ
South
W.G. Gantt
Church of God
Hampton Avenue
Aiken, S.C
First Church of God
Pine
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Laurens
Abbeville
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Richland and
Newberry
Feltham S. James
Larry A. Barnes
Trinity United Methodist Church
South Whiskey Rd
U.M.Y.F
South Aikien Pentecostal Holiness
George C. Cashwell
South Aikien Presbyterian
Whiskey Road
Mitchell Shopping Center
G. Dana Waters
Salvation Army
Ladies Home League
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Gregg Ave
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Don T. Shelton
White
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