Clemson Orange Soda Sells Out as 11-0 Tigers Spark Pride
Clemson Orange Soda commemorates the Tigers 11-0 season with Clemson tiger paws on the can along with the No 1 AP UPI ranking and Orange Bowl details. Pepsi Cola Bottling official Mark Avant says 30 000 cases were brewed after an initial 6 000 and may be expanded if demand lasts.
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Pepsi Cola
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Clemson Tiger Paws
Aiken County
Pepsi
Allies May Not Back U S Sanctions on the Soviet Union
In Washington AP reports that U S allies show little sign of joining Reagan in imposing sanctions on the Soviet Union over Poland. A senior official notes allies were urged to parallel measures but may not back the White House program details. Senator Jackson warns the plan hinges on allied support. Secretary Haig says West Germany backs Reagan’s actions despite pressReports to the contrary.
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D-Wash
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San Francisco
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Walesa Opens Talks Amid Polish Martial Law Crisis
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa agrees to begin negotiations with Poland's martial law regime as eight deaths are confirmed from clashes since December. President Reagan imposes sanctions targeting Soviet gas pipeline equipment and related trade, while Rakowski travels to Bonn to discuss measures with German officials.
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Riddle Cheer Lifts Aiken Niece. Canine Ham Tale Told
A 7 year old Aiken resident’s niece crafts a Christmas riddle to cheer a sick aunt. The punch line asks when a farmer is mean and answers with pulling ears from corn. A family Christmas party features a Kentucky ham but a dog snags the bone left cooling in the garage after a door is left open.
Turnkey Convicted by Preliminary Hearing in Marijuana Case
In Belvedere the case against Clyde Hightower a former turnkey for the Aiken County Sheriff's Department was heard at a preliminary hearing. Prosecutors presented evidence that Hightower 20 obtained money and property under false pretenses on November 10. Magistrate B E Nichols ruled the case merited consideration by the solicitor, who will decide whether to present to the grand jury.
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Aiken County
M.D. Strickland
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A Tax Break Part One IRA boom opens to most workers in 1982
New federal rule allows most wage earners to open Individual Retirement Accounts starting Jan 1 1982. Contributions up to 2000-year are tax deductible, boosting savings potential with high bank rates. Early withdrawal incurs penalties and later taxes, but long term gains can reach into the hundreds of thousands.
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American Bankers Association
ABA
What Could Happen To Your Account With $500 Yearly
This chart explains potential outcomes from an annual $500 contribution. It outlines how balances may grow over time under varying assumptions and shows possible impact on retirement savings and fees.
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