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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1981
Page
13
Vice President George Bush fished for an hour from the Maine State Pier in Portland. Police report no one recognized him and he caught no fish during the quiet attempt as guests prepared to arrive at the airport. Captain Clement Dodd noted the fish were uncooperative.
Hollywood mourners gather for the 55th anniversary service marking Rudolph Valentino's death. Singer Rudy Vallee praises Valentino's mystique and sway over audiences as attendees remember the silent film icon.
Maureen Reagan says she is thinking very seriously about running for the U.S. Senate and will decide within two months. She says she does not believe her father President Reagan opposes her potential candidacy for the seat now held by Republican S J Hayakawa.
Albert Graves, a Clemson graduate and NASA veteran from Due West, directed descent and landing work for the Columbia shuttle. He earned a $5,000 NASA achievement award for the first shuttle re entry and helped plan the next flight. He is set to speak to students at Honey Path Middle School on Sept 14-15 with his parents visiting Due West.
A user praises Wynn's Spit-Fire as solving an engine after run issue caused by carbon buildup. The ad urges adding a can to fuel and notes availability at Park's Auto Parts.
The SCN Bankcard with TouchMatic Banking lets customers withdraw up to 600 dollars daily and make deposits, transfers, and payments quickly. It highlights fast, 24 hour use and the appeal of easy access to balances and funds.
An FDIC insured bank announces its presence in Aiken at Kalmia Plaza offering typical banking services to residents and businesses through its local office.
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