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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1979

Page

3

Ku Klux Klan Marches Toward Civil Rights Site Near Selma

About 50 robed Klan members began a 50 mile white power march from Selma toward the 14 year old civil rights worker killing site near Montgomery. Their numbers dwindled to about 30 by nightfall as a bus carried the rest to the campsite for a crossburning rally.

Selma Ala Ku Klux Klan Montgomery Martin Luther King Jr Bill Wilkinson the Invisible Knights

PSC Suspends Rates From Southern Bell

The South Carolina Public Service Commission suspended Duke Power and Southern Bell rate hikes, delaying final action. Hearings will determine acceptance, rejection, or reduction with orders to be issued in about two weeks. Duke seeks a 6.7 percent rise effective Sept. 1. Southern Bell seeks 6.1 percent.

Columbia South Carolina Public Service Commission Duke Power Co Southern Bell Telephone PSC Duke Southern Bell Joe Jones

Dennis Fights For Hospital Expansion Fight in SC Senate

Sen. Rembert C. Dennis vows to oppose Gov. Riley on at least one veto item. Riley cut a $165 million capital bond, including a $48 million MUSC children’s wing in Charleston. Dennis supports MUSC expansion citing SC infant death rates as a reason. Legislators reconvene to review vetoes and end the 1979 session.

Riley Medical University of South Carolina Charleston Dennis MUSC South Carolina Berkeley Democrat State House

25 Year Terms For Two In Bank Robbery

A federal judge sentenced Riley Evans and Chester Ford, both of Jacksonville, to 25 years each for the March 13 robbery of a South Carolina Federal Savings and Loan branch in Charleston. They were found guilty in May. Also, Judge Simons gave John T. Miller six months in prison for a false job application to the Beaufort Jasper Economic Opportunity Commission, suspending a two year term.

Columbia Florida Savings and Loan Charleston Riley Anthony Evans Chester Miller Ford Jacksonville South Carolina Federal Savings and Loan Association Simons Beaufort-Jasper

FBI Agent Killings Linked to Pacifist Beliefs and Protests

James A. Maloney, 30, killed two FBI agents at the El Centro office and then himself after seeking files under FOIA. A third agent died in Cleveland during an arrest attempt. Maloney was said to be a pacifist tied to Vietnam protests and UFW support. notes cited opposition to capitalism.

EL Centro Calif James A. Maloney FBI Maloney Cleveland Ohio United Farm Workers Labor Group Lyn Lesicka Robert Young San Diego Charles Elmore Robert Porter Young Porter

Kidnap Suspect Trial Set In Daytona Beach Case

James Keith Tucker 18 of High Point North Carolina pleads innocent to kidnapping and interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle in the abduction of five year old Caroline Thompson of Dunwoody Georgia. Trial set for October 9 with $250000 bond. The girl was taken from her father's car near a Myrtle Beach arrest after July 28 incident.

Orlando Fla James Keith Tucker Daytona Beach Tucker High Point N.C Caroline Thompson Dunwoody Donald Dietrich Florida Myrtle Beach S.C Russell Thompson Rachel

Power consumption records set across Carolinas in heat

South Carolina Electric and Gas Co. reported 2 299 megawatts late afternoon breaking 2 271 megawatts from 1978 as residents cooled in 90 degree weather. Carolina Power and Light Co. logged 5 907 megawatts in its North and South Carolina service area, surpassing 5 878 megawatts a day earlier. Duke Power Co. also set a second straight day record with 9 833 megawatts, up 10 megawatts from Wednesday.

Associated Press South Carolina Electric and Gas Co Carolina Power and Light Co North Carolina South Carolina Duke Power Co

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U.S Charles E. Simons Jr Miller Elmore Richard W. Riley S.C. National Guard Fort Stewart North Aiken Assembly OF God Joshua Chavis Kim Cooper Cablevision First Baptist Church Aiken Henry L. Chennault Hungry Bull University Parkway N.W Washington Road Augusta Breezy Hill Baptist Church Graniteville, S.C Evangelist Dennis Michelson S. C Cayce Chattanooga Tennessee Brother Michelson Charlotte N. C Tennessee Ernie Ford The Ringling Brothers Circus Walt Disney Productions Michelson United States Cayman Islands Sanctuary Roger Hammond Graniteville Jean Franklin Hammond Dennis Michelson
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