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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1984

Page

6

Soviet U S sparring over citizen contact tensions

Moscow and Washington spar over U S Soviet citizen contacts amid harassment claims in Leningrad and a revived Soviet press push portraying Westerners as spies. State outlets warn Soviets to beware traveling Americans and report cases of alleged espionage. New laws curb foreign contact and penalize hosting foreigners.

Moscow Washington U.S Leningrad KGB CIA Sovietskaya Rossiya Central Intelligence Agency Soviet Union Moskovskaya Pravda Trud

Time-Share Investors Face Potential Loss Across Coastal Resorts

North Carolina faces rising time-sharing woes as Ocean Beach Resort at Yaupon Beach forecloses marking a second resort setback in weeks. Experts warn more problems may follow while developers seek profits in a market with about 60 resorts and weekly-use shares.

Ocean Beach Yaupon Beach North Carolina

Concert Axed In Flap Over Satanic Songs

TEANECK N J AP a church concert by the teenage Chainsaw band was canceled at the last minute after parishioners protested songs they said projected hopelessness doom and negativism The band members defended their work saying they play popular songs and had offered replacements but were refused by the priest who canceled the event

Teaneck N.J Tony Aglione Chainsaw Band Aglione St. Anastasia’s Tom Darcy Hell Judas Priest Black Sabbath Thomas Jordan Jordan

Five Principals Assume Posts

Five Aiken County schools appoint new principals led by Alfonso Lamback at Warrenville Jane D Slay at Greendale Jerry Swing at Ridge Spring and William J Ward at New Ellenton Middle Sara Twiggs becomes assistant principal and Clarence Jackson principal at Paul Knox Junior High James Gallman moves from New Ellenton Middle to district curriculum team Doug McCluskey becomes principal of the new Jackson Downer Elementary school.

New Aiken County Linda Clary Sally Bigger Warrenville Elementary Alfonso Lamback Jane D. Slay Greendale Elementary Jerry Swing Ridge Spring Elementary William J. Ward New Ellenton Middle Sara Twiggs Clarence Jackson Paul Knox Junior High James Gallman Doug McCluskey New Jackson Downer

Cyclist William Baldwin Hurt in Bonnieview Estates Crash

William Baldwin of Warrenville is listed in very critical condition after a motorcycle crash on Saturday night on Robin Hood Trail in Bonnieview Estates Aiken. The 28-year-old was hospitalized at Talmadge Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries, per hospital public relations staff.

William Baldwin Warrenville Sally Simpkins Talmadge Memorial Hospital Baldwin Bonnieview Estates Aiken

Williams Station Converts to Coal for Lower Energy Costs

The Williams Station, formerly oil fired, has been converted to coal burn to cut costs. The switch aims to save customers hundreds of millions in energy expenses over the years, with rapid reversion to oil possible in two to four weeks if needed. The plant design supports future efficiency improvements.

Williams Station

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