Edwards May Head DOE in Reagan Cabinet
Former South Carolina Governor James B. Edwards is top candidate for secretary of energy as Reagan fills cabinet posts. Eddy Haig Haig Haig Haig Haig. The article notes early cabinet selections favor white men and discusses minority representation and the transition team's debates on race and gender.
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James B. Edwards
Ronald Reagan
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Gen. Haig
New Jersey
Raymond Donovan
Edwards
Reagan
Carroll Campbell
R-S.c
Washington
Department of Energy
Carter
South Carolina
Haig
NATO
Richard M. Nixon
White House
U.S
United States
Moscow
Energy
Christmas Cheer Fund Faces Shortfall In Aiken
Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Fund has raised 11413.21 of a 22000 goal and appeals for more gifts. Jaycee Shopping Tour for needy children is Saturday with about 1700 raised so far. Valley Empty Stocking Fund totals 5551.80 with mail contributions to Langley address.
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Army
Aiken
Valley Empty
Valley Empty Stocking Fund
Langley
North Augusta council OKs budget and metal dealer rules
North Augusta adopts a 1981 budget of 3.5 million with a 9 percent rise and a new second hand precious metals ordinance requiring a $25,000 bond, seller identification, fingerprinting, 7 am to 7 pm hours, and 10 day goods retention. Property taxes rise about 20 dollars for typical homes. Georgia licenses barred. Public Safety reviews precede licenses as city eyes crime control.
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South Carolina
Henry R. McKenney
Hopkins
Public Safety Department
Georgia
Gunnells Names 72 To Aiken County Sheriff Staff
Sheriff elect W Ralph Gunnells announces 72 staffers to run the department when he takes office at midnight January 6 He says promotions will come from within and aims to reduce a high turnover rate by appointing loyal personnel.
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Aiken County
Stephens Horse Heavenly Cause Crowned 1980 Eclipse winner
Heavenly Cause, a big gray filly trained by Woody and Bill Stephens in Aiken, won the 1980 Eclipse Award for top 2-year-old filly. Owned by James P. Ryan, she also claimed the Selima Frizett and Marlboro Nursery this year and will be inducted into Aiken’s Racing Hall of Fame. Spectacular Bid swept multiple Eclipse categories with 181 of 200 votes.
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Marlboro
Tommy Watson
Aiken Barn
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Genuine Risk
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Hialeah
Fla
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John Henry
Lord Avie
Bill Shoemaker
Belmont Park
Coaltown
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Maryland
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