iZiii Shoppers Out In Force for Christmas in Aiken
Weekend after Thanksgiving crowds flood Aiken stores with strong demand across departments. Merchants report brisk sales in shoes clothing electronics appliances and gifts as shoppers flock from nearby Columbia.
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Reprisal Promised After Israeli Raid in Lebanon
Beir ut Lebanon AP Palestinians promise immediate reprisals for the big Israeli air raid. Lebanese and Egyptian governments ask UN Security Council for urgent meeting to address aggression. A Vatican message condemns the attack as inadmissible violence.
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Senate moves to end Ford NYC loan filibuster delay
Twenty one senators urge cloture to finish action on the 2.3 billion New York City loan bill to avert default. The measure passed the House by ten votes and faces final Senate action as early as Friday.
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Governors Seek Influence by Shaping Issues in 1976
Rhode Island Governor Philip Noel, chair of the Democratic Governors Conference, plans to guide issue shaping rather than back a candidate as the party maps its 1976 platform. Noel will chair the party's platform committee to ensure governors influence early positions.
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Ford Kissinger seek to calm Israeli officials over talks veto flap
President Ford and Secretary Kissinger seek to soothe Israeli officials after a dispute over a reported U S pledge to veto Palestinian participation in Middle East talks Kissinger reportedly told Israel’s ambassador Dinitz by phone last Friday that the veto was only in principle and would require White House approval.
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Board Refuses To Back Sale Of Equipment To New Hospital
Aiken County officials spar over a proposed equipment sale to a new hospital board and travel expense reimbursements. Former Commissioner Brodie accused four present members Lucas Ray Charles Pross er L Vernon Davis and Forest Kirby of a back door raise while questioning legality of a $100 monthly travel payout that began in July. Kirby disputed receiving $500 claiming only $400, with other $100 documented but not yet paid. Brodie urged fiscal restraint and accountability, urging officials to set a proper example for taxpayers.
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Wade M
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Aiken County Board Rejects HCA Hospital Bid
In a tense 4-3 vote the Aiken County Board of Commissioners refused to endorse a 190000 bid from the Hospital Corporation of America for county hospital equipment. HCA plans to purchase items to open the hospital on schedule while officials discuss next steps and public concerns persist.
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Jaycees Salvation Army Raise 1386 In Drives
Fund drives by the Salvation Army and the Aiken Jaycees reach 1386.06 with the Salvation Army at 1020.50 and the Jaycees at 345.56. They aid needy families including one in Aiken County awaiting Christmas help and plan a December 20 shopping tour for children, with donations requested to P O Box 707 in Aiken South Carolina.
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Near Freezing Tonight Weather Outlook
Cold tonight with near freezing readings. Tomorrow will feature sunshine and a high around the 60s. Friday to Sunday expect scattered showers, lows in the 30s to low 40s, and highs again in the 60s.
City of Aiken Publishes Annual Financial Report
The City of Aiken will publish its annual report in Thursday's Ai ken Standard detailing the city's financial status and the projects completed during the past year.
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Blackwell Identified as Bank Robber in Aiken Case
Government rests after witnesses place Michael Blackwell in Farmers & Merchants Bank Mitchell Shopping Center Aiken during the March 24 holdup. Terri Gibbons identified the 23 year old from a lineup as the man with a shotgun. Nearly $40 000 in cash and checks were taken.
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