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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1978

Page

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Clearwater Sky City To Be Open Sunday in Dispute

Sky City Discount Centers announce no plan to sue over Sunday sales but will open its Clearwater store this Sunday says district supervisor Pete Favor. Favor cites alleged discriminatory enforcement and notes drug chains with back pharmacies sell general merchandise on Sundays. He links local actions to Judge Floyd's Conway ruling and Georgia precedents.

Clearwater Sky City Discount Centers South Carolina Sky City Pete Favor Favor Aiken County Sidney T. Floyd Conway Charleston Augusta Georgia Supreme Court Palmetto

Local quirks spark a cluster of holiday and hobby notes

A busy week yields light anecdotes from town: a motorist wrong way on a one way says everyone is coming back. Rev. Ray Timmerman hopes for warm weather to boost his golf score. Capt John White entertains Lions Club and plays a B flat. George Morgan recalls a feud with his baby brother sealed at John's birth. and an Aiken man faces empty stocking time after a playful model gift remark from his 11 year old brother Chevyl Tiegs arrives in the retold yarns.

John White Lions Club Lloyd Olsen John George Morgan George Chevyl Tiegs

Take Heart More Light Is Coming

Tomorrow marks the winter solstice for 1978 the first day of winter and the shortest day of the year. The sun is low in the sky and there are fewer daylight hours than on any other day of the year. After this shortest day one can anticipate a gradual lengthening of daylight hours.

North Augusta Approves 3 Million Dollar City Budget

North Augusta City Council approved a 2,934,395 dollar budget for 1979 and set the property tax rate at 90 mills for 1978 79. The council also finalised an auto wreckers ordinance within one mile and held a hearing on a 500,000 HUD community development grant pre application.

North Augusta Raven Drive Mark Daniel Daniel Henry R. McKenney Jr Department of Housing and Urban Development Douglas McKay Columbia Consulting Wismor, McGill and Bell Inc McKay HUD

Carter seeks January summit with Brezhnev on China ties

President Carter says Brezhnev acknowledged U S recognition of China as proper in a personal note and that the new U S China relationship should aid world peace. He defends secrecy in diplomacy and warns Taiwan move could derail SALT II progress as talks resume in Geneva.

Washington Carter Leonid I. Brezhnev U.S China Brezhnev Peking Moscow CBS News People’s Republic of China Taiwan

North Augusta Chamber Opposes Augusta Rail Plan

North Augusta's Chamber of Commerce rejects a proposed relay of rail lines that would cross the Savannah River near Augusta. The board says the move serves no useful purpose, hampers riverfront development, and that better options exist within Augusta itself.

North Augusta Augusta Rail River Front

Cheer Fund Reaches 11359 38 for Salvation Army

The Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Fund reports $11 359 38 raised toward a $16 000 goal to aid needy families. Donations come from individuals and the kettle program with contributors including Mr and Mrs Edward Paynesto FW Cook Rev and Mrs James Rivers and several clubs and families.

Salvation Army Edward WE. Garrison Pamela Michele Randall Aiken Cheries M. Venning FW. Cook Ciifton Tucker Roy Steed James B. Robinson Herb Stevens Culler’s Hell Acre James Rivers Aiken Inc Weller & Riddick Francis P. Driscoll James J. Urban S. Glimore Eaves Donald L. Griswold Roy E. LuAlien

The Magi Visit Bethlehem Stable Birth

The Magi after an audience with Herod follow the star to Bethlehem and find the newborn king in a humble stable. They bow to Mary and present gifts of gold dust, frankincense, and myrrh before deciding to spend the night in Bethlehem.

Herod Jerusalem Gaspar East Africa Joseph Mary Bethlehem

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