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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1979
Page
3
The Aiken High School Band Booster club will have a booth at Friday nights home game with L B C High. The club will solicit memberships priced at five dollars per person. Interested individuals may contact Gail Johnson in Aiken.
The Aiken County 4-H Horse Club will meet tomorrow night to organize its fall schedule. The club is open to boys and girls ages 9 to 19 interested in horses. Meet at the 4-H Building behind the Farmer's Market on Williamsburg Street in Aiken.
Morgan Holley, longtime maintenance supervisor since 1960, is appointed director of facilities and construction by the Aiken County School Board. He will oversee regular facility inspections focusing on maintenance energy safety and housekeeping and coordinate construction of new schools. Holley joined the district in 1954 and is a native of Aiken.
LANGLEY The natural gas pipeline ruptured yesterday along U S 421 poses no danger this morning according to Aiken Civil Defense Director Bobby Mauney. The 10 inch main was ruptured by a back hoe working on a line for the Horse Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant along S C 421. No one was injured.
John Spittler, president of the National Navy League, criticizes the second Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty as making the United States vulnerable to nuclear blackmail. He says the USSR maintains a weapons edge and accuses the United States of detente while the Soviets rearm, risking U S naval dominance.
A two day public hearing on the draft GEIS for managing commercially generated radioactive waste will be held September 25 and 26. Information is available from the US Department of Energy Office of External Relations GEIS Hearing at 1655 Peachtree Street N E Atlanta Georgia 30309.
Regular price items listed include CHLOE floral bath towels CHALET line with reduced tags. Items show reduced prices from 4.00 to 3.49 and 2.29 to 1.09 1.29 for selected textiles.
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