Falcons Fly High In NFL
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1981
Page
1
Falcons dominance in pro grid action highlights a strong performance this week. Details on opponents and exact scores are unavailable in the readable text.
A Beech Island lawn shop heist ended with a vehicle crash after three black men fled the scene. A passer-by followed the car, which crossed the Georgia line without a tag. One suspect, Clifford Edmund Gantt Jr., 25, was charged with housebreaking and grand larceny as investigators recover three chain saws valued at 1060 dollars.
Washington AP reports Richard Willard of the Justice Department says the Reagan administration plans broader latitude for U S intelligence agencies to follow and photograph Americans at home and abroad. He notes past Carter limits may have gone too far but declines to specify which restrictions will be lifted.
Two Aiken soccer teams Roughnecks and Brazil traveled to Barnwell for an exhibition match. Coach Skip Townsend notes Barnwell recreation department plans a youth league modeled after Aiken's program.
A House Bill 42 23 introduced on Ju ly 21 by Rep Manuel Lujan Jr proposes creating a nuclear fuel management corporation. The public private merger would own BNFP with Reagan appointees guiding early control before full private transfer. The plan aims to provide reprocessing and storage services for federal and private clients.
Neighbors complete a 150 yard wooden fence on Larry Day’s 74 acre Silver Bluff Road farm as families show resilience after Nolan Day’s swimming accident left him paralyzed and his mother Deane battling cancer. Friends from the community return to help, with Art Baker and others aiding in the barn project earlier. Larry and Deane Day remain hopeful as Nolan begins therapy and Deane improves.
The Aiken Recreation Department opens a six week youth soccer season at H Odell Weeks Center in Virginia Acres Park. The new regulation size field and bleachers seat 250 300 spectators boosting the five year old program. Coach C L Skip Townsend Jr notes growth and wider community turnout with players aged 10 12 enjoying inclusive play and practice.
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