Lisle Taylor Crowned South Carolina Junior Miss
Lisle Taylor of Aiken High School won the South Carolina Junior Miss title in Lancaster after preliminaries on Thursday and Friday and final competition Saturday. She heads to duties as grand marshal in parades and may emcee pageants. Two other Aiken County contestants were Sonya Dianne Frierson and Janice Sue White.
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Lisle Taylor
South Carolina
Lisle
Lancaster
Salt Lake City
Aiken
Aiken High School
S.C. Ju
Nior
Dennis H. Taylor
Aiken High
Flag Corps
National Honor Society
Presbyterian College
Civic Ballet
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Cancer Society
Heart Fund
Diabetes Association
Aiken’s Makin
Aiken County
Sonya Dianne Frierson
Graniteville
Midland Valley
Janice Sue White
North Augusta
Community drives lift needy spirits this Christmas
Aiken County charity push includes The Salvation Army aiming for 33000 with mail appeals and kettle drives. The Jaycees sponsor a Dec 17 Walmart shopping tour for needy children, closing Dec 16. The Valley Empty Stocking Fund reports 12000 raised last year from local groups and individuals.
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Aiken Jaycees
Salvation Army
Valley Empty Stocking Fund
Aiken County
League of Mercy
Army
P.O
Aiken
Jaycees
Wal-Mart
P.O. Box
The
Clearwater
Langley
Graniteville
Aiken County to vote on Etherredge Center funds and park gift
Aiken County Council plans a 7 p.m. session at 736 Richland Ave to consider a $207000 county match for USC Aiken Etherredge Center construction. It may also accept the 6.13 acre Gregg Graniteville Park Facility donation for use as a community center and hears EMS and subdivision updates.
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Aiken County Council
Usc-Aiken
Gregg/Graniteville Foundation
Richland Ave
Usc-A
S.C
Etherredge
Carrol H. Warner
Aiken
W. Scott Barnes
Fay Hatcher
Hatcher
Gregg
Marilyn Smith
New Hope
Barnes
W.H. Boylston
Boylston
Durward B. Pridgen
Lynn
Ranchettes
Reagan vows retaliation as Lebanon strikes escalate
President Reagan warns of continued U S retaliation after air strikes against Syrian gunners and amid the Beirut Marine base attack that killed eight and wounded two. White House says policy formed in recent adviser meetings, while naval artillery returns fire.
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Washington
Reagan
U.S
Lebanon
United States
Beirut
U.S. Ma
Rine
White House
1984 Forecast Mixed But Positive for U.S. Economy
Economists predict 1984 will bring slower but solid growth as inflation stays moderate and unemployment falls. Rates remain high but stable, the dollar weakens modestly aiding exporters, while debt concerns and higher borrowing costs could temper the rebound into 1985 and 1986.
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Washington
Treasury
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Mary E. Beard
Harold W. Tompkins
J.M. Sprawls
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Alonzo Frazier
Percy C. McCants
A.W. Long
Elizabeth M. Ridout
Kalmia Court
George Tyler
Walter R. Thomas
Albert Bradley
Aiken-Augusta
Timmerman
Datsun
S.C. Highway Department
Ginny Southworth
Warner
Allen Sinai
Lawrence Chimerine
Pennsylvania Con
Chase Econometrics
Martin Feldstein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Thomas Thomson
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