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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1979

Page

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Heat wave brings drought advisory across Aiken County

NOAA notes mid summer high pressure creates hot stagnant air with little rain. Farmers warn soybeans need water during bloom while cotton and corn face stress. Local runners advised to avoid peak heat and drink fluids. animals require shade and water. authorities urge mindful outdoor activity.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Columbia South Carolina Tom Earle Aiken County Earle Acto Ken Akin Aiken

Power Records Predicted As Temperatures Move Up

Utility officials across the Carolinas report new power demand records as heat persists. CP&L and Santee Cooper posted all time peak use between Tuesday and Wednesday, while Duke Power and SCEG set seasonal highs. CP&L logged 5878 megawatts 5 10 to 6 p m, surpassing 5667 megawatts the prior week. Santee Cooper hit 1334 megawatts during 1 7 p m Tuesday and reported 24920 megawatts over 24 hours ending Tuesday midnight. Duke Power ran 9829 megawatts late Wednesday, near its 9844 megawatt record from last January.

Carolinas Carolina Power & Light Co Santee Cooper Duke Power Co South Carolina Electric & Gas Co Cp&l North Carolina South Carolina Ellison Clary Raleigh Clary South Carolina Public Service Authority Coastal Carolina Wayne Morton Moncks Corner Duke Dick Pierce Charlotte Pierce Alex Coffin

Parrot Talks Back as Officer Checks Open Pet Shop

Aiken Public Safety officer Robert Snyder found an open door at Animal World Pet Shop and was greeted by a talking parrot. The encounter led to questions about weather and local sports funding arranged discussions at community groups.

Aiken Public Safety Robert Snyder Animal World Pet Shop

Area I Council To Meet Tonight

The Area I Advisory Council will hear an update on student and teacher reassignment due to rezoning. The Kennedy Junior High School meeting at 7 30 p m is open to the public and will review the new Aiken high school construction and the Aug 28 opening plans.

Area I Advisory Council Kennedy Junior High School Aiken High School

Governors veto trims USC Aiken library and arts center funding

Gov Riley vetoed 15 items from a 165 million bond bill including 123000 for USC Aiken library addition and a 90000 planning cost for a proposed 3 million fine arts center. Legislature will reconvene to consider overrides as others remain funded. Local officials comment on priorities amid economic concerns.

USC Aiken Richard C Dick) Riley Riley House Senate Aiken County Aiken Usc-Aiken Gilbert E. McMillan Raiken McMillan Thomas E. Huff North Augusta Huff Hart

Poor May Get Utility Bill Help

Washington AP reports Carter administration plans to provide 1.6 billion dollars in 1980 and 2.4 billion in 1981 to aid the poor facing higher energy costs. Funds would come from a windfall profits tax and aid AFDC SSI recipients plus state emergency programs. Eligibility would expand to all households under 125 percent of the poverty line.

Washington America Carter Congress Christopher Edley Jr White House Edley

Aiken County Today Classifieds Highlight Local Opportunities

Local classified page showcases buying and selling listings, employment ads, and community notices from Aiken County. Readers find job openings, garage sales, and service offers across town sections. The page serves as a community bulletin board for residents.

Wholesale Prices Rise Sharply in July Amid Energy Surge

Washington AP reports wholesale prices jumped 1.1 percent in July after three months of moderation, led by energy costs. Home heating oil up 9 percent and gasoline up 3.9 percent drove nonfood items up 1.4 percent, while food prices held steady.

Washington Labor Department John Early

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Akin Jim Geddes The Aiken Society For Prevention of Cruelty Geddes Ann Smith Elizabeth Harrington Ida Mae Wertz Tamika Dunn Augusta Savannah River Eddie Buck Aiken High Aiken Sertoma Club Hornet al Morgan Milledge Clyatt USDA Tual Senate Finance Committee Aiken County Today Dear Abby Erma Bombeck Early
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