Parker Calls for 5 Percent Cut in All Nondefense Programs
Marshall Parker a third district candidate told the Aiken County GOP Executive Committee that cutting at least 5 percent from every non defense program is needed to balance the federal budget. He urged waste reduction in Health and Human Services and said savings could bolster defense while protecting aid to the truly needy. Rep C Marshall Cain gave a campaign check and Varner and Warner were honored with plaques at the meeting.
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Seneca
Parker
Aiken County
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General Accounting Office
Washington
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Congress
C. Marshall Cain
Raiken
Cain
S.C
Col
Laurence W. Varner
Varner
Judy Warner
Republican Women’s Club
Warner
Aiken County concert series features Katherine Taylor in Hopeland Gardens
Mezzo soprano Katherine Taylor of Atlanta will perform Sunday at 6 p.m. and the Musicians Performers Trust Fund follows Monday at 7 p.m. at Hopelands. Taylor will interpret works by Poulenc Debussy Gershwin Berg Bizet and Mozart with selections from Banalities Chanson d Orkensie The Dance of Puck What the West Saw and more. The free event, sponsored by the Aiken Recreation Department, offers lawn seating with parking beside the Green Boundary Club. Also, Area Three Advisory Council meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. near the Aiken County Vocational Center, and the Jackson-Silver Bluff High School Athletic Booster Club tours its under construction site nearby.
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Atlanta
Hopeland Gardens
Musicians Performers Trust Fund
Hopelands
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Europe
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Claude Debussy
George Gershwin
Alban Berg
George Bizet
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Puck
Aiken Recreation Department
Green Boundary Club
Whiskey Road
Mead Avenue
State Employees Association Seeks New Members
South Carolina workers are urged to join the S C State Employees Association. Aiken County chapter president B T Barnes says gains occur yearly, including a 7 percent cost of living raise for 1980 and free medical insurance for retirees. Contact Barnes at Box 453 Aiken 29801 or Rita Kelly at 114 Midland Drive Graniteville 29825.
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South Carolina
S.C. State Employees Association
B.T. Barnes
Aiken County
Barnes
Aiken
Rita Kelly
Midland Drive
Graniteville
Skate-A-Thon Planned By Redwing Rollerway
Redwing Rollerway hosts a Labor Day skate-a-thon starting at midnight on September 30 to benefit Jerry Lewis’ muscular dystrophy campaign. The event runs until 8 a.m. the next morning with eight-hour attempts encouraged and breaks allowed. Participation forms are at the rink and pledges support Jerry’s kids.
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Redwing Rollerway
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Bookmobile Schedule For Week of August Twenty Fifth
The bookmobile routes run Monday to Friday with stops in Stiefeltown Gloverville Valley Homes Breezy Hill Woodcrest and more. Times include lunch breaks and multiple sites like Beech Island Edison Heights Langley and Midland Valley Shopping Center among others.
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Downer
Lunch
Beech Island
Russell Cleaners
Edison Heights
Jackson
Woodridge - Edgewood
Lakewood Circle
Langley Nurrition
Roberts
Bath
Langley
Westmount
Country Hall Of Fame Considers Many Stars
Country Music Hall of Fame deliberations include Johnny Cash and six other performers in the active category. Inductees across three categories will be announced Oct. 13 at the Grand Ole Opry House during a nationally televised awards show. Other nominees for active performers include Little Jimmy Dickens Whitey Ford Bradley Kinca id Floyd Tillman Lulu Belle and Scotty Wiseman. Active or inactive non performers nominees cover Connie B. Gay Roy Horton Don Law Ken Nelson and Jack Stapp. Some nominees are living some departed.
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Country Music Hall of Fame
Association
Grand Ole Opry House
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Ring of Fire
Sue
Little Jimmy Dickens
Whitey Ford
the Duke of
Connie B. Gay
Roy Horton
Don Law
Ken Nelson
Jack Stapp
Libertarian Party Organizes Local Chapter in Aiken
Aiken County Libertarians formed a organizing committee led by Ron Heaton to back Ed Clark for president and Lee Muller against Derrick and Parker in the third district. Heaton recently shifted from Democrat to Libertarian. Local efforts include door to door Clark literature and a goal of 10 000 leaflets per congressional district.
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Alaska
South Carolina
Budnek
Clark
Atlanta police probe six child slayings in over a year
Atlanta investigators face a baffling series of six killings of black children under 15 since July 1979. The latest victim was 13 year old Clifford Jones found strangled, as a task force grows to 10 officers. Authorities note no single killer is confirmed and one child was kidnapped with no ransom demand.
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Atlanta
Clifford Jones
Cleveland
B.L. Neikirk
George Napper
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