15 Dec 1977
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1977
Page
1
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Congress clears Social Security financing bill raising 227 billion over 10 years clearing path to adjournment the 95th Congress faces a stalled energy package and ends session with funds for B 1 bomber water pollution control aid and legal services on the agenda for the last day before January 19.
President Spyros Kyprianou confirmed his 19 year old son Achilleas Kyprianou a National Guard second lieutenant was abducted at 8 30 p m by unknown persons believed linked to EOKA B The abductors demanded amnesty for prisoners and wanted persons with a threat to his son if not met by a set deadline.
In Clarion Pennsylvania non-union miners vow to resist any roving pickets from the United Mine Workers as they plan limited resumption of operations at the C and K Coal Co mine. Jack Hellman, president of C and K Coal Co, urged about 250 workers at a back to work rally that operations would restart today amid rising violence across coal fields.
The Aiken Standard reports press room issues caused by abrupt temperature changes and heavier papers. Larger papers and shorter daylight in winter worsen the delays. Production staff are rectifying problems, apologizing for tardy deliveries, and expect restoration of normal service soon. Readers are asked for patience.
The forecast shows a high near 70 for tomorrow with a low in the lower 40s tonight. Rain chances are minimal tonight and 10 percent tomorrow with showers. The extended outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Monday.
Gov James B Edwards spoke at a North Augusta Chamber breakfast while being playfully labeled as his accidency by Sen Rembert Dennis and the greatest governor by Mrs Nancy Thurmond The Thurmonds connection to the Republican National Convention was noted Strom Thurmond joked about Nancy's birth year Edwards also teased Rev Felton James Aiken Community Hospital chaplain about Noahs ark punchline from a patient question
Readable fragments indicate a public notice related to property or location at 6, 36 42 inches northeast of Neve Spy Street, with references to S. Likín and S. C. in zip 29801. Non-specific but indicates administrative action and location.
The U S Department of Energy and Allied General Nuclear Services AGNS signed an agreement to let Barnwell operate for at least one more year. The $13 million release will await government stipulations and proof AGNS will meet the agreement terms.
J B White Co announces a new 63000 square foot store at Heritage Square Shopping Center in Aiken on Whiskey and Pine Log Roads. The single floor outlet will replace Mitchell Shopping Center, offer expanded departments, create about 50 jobs, and open fall 1979 after late 1978 construction.
In London officials report Israel may concede ground on the West Bank as part of broader Arab-Israeli discussions. Secretary of State Vance notes a changed atmosphere, while Israel sticks to excluding the PLO from talks. Vance plans to brief President Carter after returning to Washington. Reinops discuss Saudi oil price expectations with Carter, Khaled, Fahd, and Saud.
Donations total 652.64 for two Christmas funds the Aiken Jaycees Shopping Tour and Salvation Army winter relief. The Jaycees tour at Big E-Edwards Mitchell Shopping Center will aid about 50 underprivileged children including three whose mother abandoned them. Contributions listed include 25 from Auxiliary 10 from Dr H Allan Schifferti 3 from Eleanor T Kuntse 3 from Scripture Class of Saint Angelo Academy 5 from For My Lolita.
The South Carolina DHEC will prosecute the Savannah River Plant for failing to meet air quality standards for 15 coal fired boilers by July 1 1979. The suit seeks penalties up to 10000 per day of noncompliance with state regulations, shifting potential fines from federal to state authority. SRP Manager Nathaniel Stetson cites obligations to national defense and production pressures as obstacles to quick compliance.
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