Polish Factory Workers Strike Amid Martial Law in Warsaw
Solidarity sources report walkouts at Ursus tractor plant and Warsaw steel mill as martial law tightens. Thousands may have been detained nationwide while government and Solidarity leaders negotiate to avert a broader general strike. Archbishop Glemp urged restraint.
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Poland
Solidarity
Independent Labor Movement
Soviet Union
Solidarity Labor Union
Ursus
Lech Walesa
Josef Glemp
Jaycee Shopping Tour Aims to Aid Needy Children
Aiken Jaycees will sponsor a shopping tour at Wal Mart for underprivileged children to pick clothing and toys. Local drives include Valley Empty Stocking Fund and Salvation Army with multiple mailing addresses for donations and kettles outside stores.
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Jaycees
Aiken Jaycees
Wal- Mart
Aiken
Aiken County
Valley Empty Stocking
Salvation Army
Graniteville
Langley
Clearwater
Gayle Dr
Riley: Crime Is Expensive
Governor Riley spoke to editors on crime, development, and the economy. He warned prison costs could consume funds for education and urged community corrections with more parole officers and work programs to reduce inmate populations.
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Columbia
Richard W
Dick) Riley
Governor’s Mansion
Riley
South Carolina
Union Camp
Lake Marion
Schools Confront 40 Million Deficit Pressures Statewide
State agencies faced a 40 million shortfall next June as 2.19 percent revenue overestimates pressured a balanced budget. USC Aiken Chancellor Casper outlined plans to the trustees while Aiken Technical College’s Ashley Little noted cuts and vacancy eliminations to meet the targets.
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S.C. Budget and Control Board
Usc-Aiken
William C
Bill) Casper
Columbia
USCA
University of South Carolina Board of Trustees
Aiken
College
Ashley J
Ash) Little
Aiken Tec
Budget and Control Board
State Budget and Control Board
S.C. Board of Technical Education
State Tec Board
State Office
Aiken City Council Sets Rye Patch Gift Discussion
The Aiken City Council will hear a resolution tonight at 7 30 accepting a 10 acre Rye Patch lot from the Edmund Rogers estate. The land at Whiskey and Berry roads includes a mansion and stables adjacent to Hopeland Gardens.
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Aiken
Rye
Edmund Rogers
Rogers
Whiskey and
Berry Roads
Hopeland Gardens
North Augusta Parade Sparks Comment on Boys
A North Augusta parade drew attention as a mother noted boys focus on the cars over girls as a Corvette passed, highlighting youthful mischief amid the event.
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North Augusta
Aiken County
Bonds Considered For County Building
Aiken County Council holds a public hearing tomorrow at 7 in the County Council chamber to consider selling 575000 in bonds to build and equip an agricultural agencies building. Third reading will follow, with Wells Hutchison Law and Associates to seek bids for construction.
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Aiken
Carrol H. Warner
Wells, Hutchison, Law and Associates Inc
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Harold B. House
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