Inside Today Sally Finds A Husband
Feature notes Sally secures a spouse in a light hearted piece. Mentions page 1 placement and light social diary style. Contains brief cultural interest without scandal or drama.
06 Feb 1978
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1978
Page
1
Feature notes Sally secures a spouse in a light hearted piece. Mentions page 1 placement and light social diary style. Contains brief cultural interest without scandal or drama.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told NBC that peace talks have drifted wrong, with Israel bogged down by old security concepts. He backed resuming talks on a declaration of principles via U S intermediary Alfred Atherton with Carter, aiming to reach a broad settlement and then wider discussions.
The Northeast readies for a major snowstorm possibly as severe as the January blast that crippled New York and East Coast cities. Forecasters warn of record conditions in NYC as a low pressure system off the North Carolina coast intensifies, following last month’s coastal-dominant storm.
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller says a tentative settlement could be reached today in the 63 day nationwide coal strike. He expects to present it to the bargaining council Tuesday for preliminary approval before a ratification vote, which officials say would take about 10 days.
In Nicaragua polls open with massive abstention as Somoza regime faces nationwide strikes and demonstrations. An election board member in a northern village says turnout is nil across the country, following the assassination of critic Pedro Joaquin Chamorro.
The item recaps various tidbits from a public viewing of a USC game with Marquette and related oddities. It mentions a controversial cheerleader undergarment sighting on national TV, a speechless announcer, a lively elderly retiree named Henry Busbee, a Msgr story about a Pope’s bag carrier, a layered clothing quip from a local woman, Frog Leg Night traditions in Rock Hill and Aiken, and casual meals shared by an Arkenite with a textile worker, trucker, and banker.
Tonight brings dry air with little chance of rain and teens as the low temperature. Any remaining water will quickly refreeze. Tomorrow should be sunny with a high near 40 while tonight’s strong winds ease somewhat.
Aiken County Council plans a 7 p.m. meeting with a public hearing and third reading on a bail bondsmen ordinance that could make the county the first in the state to regulate bonding. The agenda also includes seven other hearings, 13 old business items, four new ordinances and one emergency ordinance plus an appropriation for a wastewater treatment facility.
James Otis Willis 65 longtime Aiken High School principal died Saturday after a brief illness at Aiken Community Hospital. He led the school from 1947 to 1976 and was honored by a 2002 community tribute. Funeral set for 3 30 PM at St Johns United Methodist Church with burial at Aiken Memorial Park.
Washington AP reports the Panama Canal treaty debated as a $32 billion welfare package and may reach the floor midweek after the Lincoln Birthday recess. Bipartisan talks seek guarantees for U S access and defense, with ratification needing two thirds, while hearings raise questions about potential appropriations. In the House welfare reform. Carter push versus Ullman approach dominates committee actions ahead of broader votes.
The Housing Authority of Aiken breaks ground on Hahn Village a 100 unit subsidized project named for former chairman Herman H Hahn. The 19.54 acre site near Highway 19 N will host 46 buildings mostly duplexes with two or three bedrooms, a community building, courts and playground. Romeo Guest Associates is the low bidder at 2 299 000 with S E Wall Co and Basic Electric and Modern Roofing handling trades.
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