Mom Jailed For Helping Dirty Florida Smuggling Case
Alma Ryan, 59, is jailed for six months to three years after pleading no contest to conspiracy to import marijuana. She refused to reveal her husband Fred Ingraham and son William Ryan, both missing since the sailboat seizure, saying she protected them despite alleged smuggling. Her divorce petition follows.
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Lowell, Fla
Alma Ryan
Fred Ingraham
William Ryan
Ryan
Florida Correctional Institution
Ingraham
Last new steel mill for Japan may be final buildup
Nippon Kokan executives say the Ohgishima mill near Tokyo may be the last new steel plant built in Japan. They note no more industrial land remains and Ohgishima sits on reclaimed land in Tokyo Bay.
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Ohgishima
Tokyo
Japan
Nippon Kokan
Tokyo Bay
Nippon
Advance payments directed to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
Payment notices specify all advance payments must be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The directive appears in a subscription instruction line, emphasizing where to send funds.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Standard
Ice Age Weather Forecast Hints at Colder Spell
The forecast warns of an approaching cold spell with upper 20s lows tonight and breezy winds. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies with a high near 40, while precipitation chances drop to 20 percent tonight and 10 percent tomorrow. Friday to Sunday remain cloudy and cool with highs in the upper 40s and overnight lows around the upper 20s.
Woman dies after Laetrile cyanide poisoning in California
A 42 year old woman from San Leandro died December 3 in Alameda County from cyanide poisoning after taking Laetrile to avoid breast cancer surgery disfigurement. Authorities say she would have died from cancer anyway. The case marks the third confirmed Laetrile victim in the United States.
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Oakland
Calif
United States
Robert Pye
Jo Anne Etta Pye
Deaths and Funerals Across Several South Carolina Towns
Obituaries list James W. Belcher of Aiken and Ella Mae Courtney of Warrenville among those remembered. Funeral details note arrangements by Jackson-Brooks and Posey’s Funeral Home with services planned in Langley Modoc and Warrenville. Survivors, residences, and burial sites are specified for multiple families across Bennettsville, Clearwater, Belvedere, and Greenville.
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James W. Belcher
President Drive
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Mr. Belcher
Peahook
Aiken
Tanner Lee Beef Co
Newark
N.J
Fannie Hancock Belcher
Vinnie Mahan
Shirley Cheeks
Joyce Siegler
Johnny Belcher
Alex Belcher
Pleaze Belcher
Willie B. Belcher
Gary Belcher
Richard Belcher
Roanoke
James M
Congress Drive
Warrenville
Ella Mae
Alvin P.) Courtney
Aiken County
Posey’s
Funeral Home Chapel
Langley
L.H. Elliott
Ira Crocker
Warrenville Cemetery
Clearwater
Sarah McKinney
Sidney L.) MaGee
Cherokee Drive
Richmond County
William L. Brown
Sunset Memory Gardens
McGee
Harlem
Young Harris Methodist Church
Mary Audrey Williams
Norwalk
Ohio
Sarah Leslie Dasher
Winder
Jennie Louella Solis
Jonesboro
Carrie Gertrude Scott
J. C. Gay
Augusta
L. W. Camnery
Charlotte
N. C
Mahlena P. Jordan
Eatonton
Donald P. Kaade
Bluffton
Ind
Whitner Funeral Home
Greenville
Louise McLean Hammond
Fred McLean
Jesse McLean
Jackson
Greenville County
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Hammond
New Ellenton
Myrtle Beach
Darryl J. Hammond
William J. Hammond III
W. C. Zeagler
Mae McLean
Columbia
Harry Lee McLean
Delmar McLean
Aiken County Council Approves Budgets in First Reading
Aiken County Council approved ordinances totaling 47065 on first reading despite objections from Mim Woodring who urged more back up material. Sheriff Grant defended a 27500 request highlighting food cost increases as EMS seeks 11560 for operations. Budget talks and building code amendments loom as officials plan for 1979 80 negotiations.
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Aiken County
Mim Woodring
Woodring
L.C. Greene
Paul D. Grant
Grant
Ralph F. Cullinan
Carrol H. Warner
John C. Stoll
Emergency Medical Services
EMS
Stoll
Warner
Election advisory sets course for magistrate selection
Democratic leaders expect to certify results Monday and back Holley and Wilson for magistrate posts. Interim appointments may fill Langley and Wise terms, while the governor’s final choice rests on senatorial recommendations. Local attorney general ruling labels the election illegal.
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Bell
Wilson
Langley
Holley
Wise
William E. Knotts
Dwilliston
Richard W. Riley
McLeod
Knotts
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Aiken deputy cleared to return to routine duty after shooting case
Testimony recounts a deadly confrontation involving Deputies Hoehn and Speegle and three assailants. Witnesses describe fights, a threatened knife, and a deputy firing in self defense as the case led to dismissal of charges and Hoehn resuming standard duties with the Aiken County Sheriff's Department.
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Miss Groeneboom
Steve
Walker
Diane Patton
Walkers
Speegle
Hoehn
George Glinske
Aiken
Sheriff’s Department
O.W. Ray
Hoehen
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Hopeland Gardens
Elizabeth Harrington
Europe
Asia
North Africa
U.S
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
Morton Bard
Dawn Langrey
Andicy Chip Dudley
Ella Mae Courtney
Sarah M. MaGee
Thomas A. Ware
Belvedere
Fairview Ave
Cary Hill Baptist Church
Modoc
T. Scott
Church
Williams Funeral Home
Mahlon Padgett Jr
Bennettsville
Mahlon E. Padgett Jr
Walter Mims
Edgefield
Thomas Memorial Baptist Church
J. A. Bass
Louise M. Hammond
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