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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1978
Page
1
Aiken youth gets 15 years in armed robbery case
Aiken County General Sessions Court sentenced 19 year old Tommy Howard to 15 years on armed robbery and breach of trust with a fraudulent instrument after he pled guilty. He also drew five years for breach of trust to run concurrently and will be parole eligible after one third. Howard abducted Knight and stole his pickup after taking a late model car on a test ride, locking Knight in a trunk. The judge warned if he lives by the shotgun he should live outside South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
General Sessions Court
Tommy Howard
Marlboro
Rodney A. Peeples
Howard
Triangle Pontiac
Jack Knight
Knight
Peeples
South Carolina
Emanuel Hawkins
Charles Linwood Toole
Toole
John W. Harte Jr
Aiken County
Has
Intruder Suspected in Double Slaying in Columbus Ga
Police say a burglar alarm scared away an intruder at Ruth Schwab’s home but may have remained inside and then fled to kill neighbor Mildred Borom two blocks away. Coroner reports Borom, 78, died about 30 hours earlier. Schwab, 70, was targeted while being strangled. Six elderly women had been strangled in Wynnton Road area since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Herman Boone
Muscogee County
J. Donald Kilgore
Ruth Schwab
Mildred Dismukes Borom
West Georgia
Wynnton Road
Camel cigarettes face faltering sales and uncertain future
In Winston-Salem today the AP reports short strong unfiltered cigarettes struggle as demand wanes. P Lorrilard held a retirement ceremony for Old Gold regulars and Don Fought forecasts when Camel production may cease, a date he keeps secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
P. Lorrilard
Don Fought
Camel
Begin and Lewis Meet in Jerusalem Amid Settlement Tensions
Prime Minister Begin and U.S. Ambassador Samuel Lewis held a nearly two hour discussion in Jerusalem as U S Israeli strains over settlements intensify. A Begin spokesman cited excellent relations but provided few specifics. They also talked about the Jerusalem Cairo shuttle and an upcoming Atherton trip to restart Egyptian Israeli peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
U.S
Samuel Lewis
Israel
Washington
EPA Reworks Car Mileage Estimates After Complaints
The EPA will revise official mileage figures after admitting its estimates are often higher than real world results. Administrator Douglas Castle said typical errors range from 7 to 14 percent, with some owners reporting larger gaps. The agency aims to align ratings with what drivers can reasonably achieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Douglas Castle
Castle
Valentine Day Topics Mix With Local Remarks In Aiken
Referee Jim Pinkerton wears glasses to be noted at a Valentine Day event where Owen Clary promotes sending hearts and other gestures. ERA opponents honor South Carolina lawmakers who opposed the bill at the State House. Debby Young, enjoying warmer weather, worries about romance amid heavy thermal wear. Randy Davidson discusses a tax avoidance booklet bundled with a South American plane ticket. Barbara Kruscavage’s sixth graders visit the Aiken City Council, thanking Councilman Frampton Durban after a long meeting that stretched past 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
South Carolina
Barbara Kruscavage
East Aiken Elementary
Aiken
Frampton Durban
Coal strike worsens as power cuts spread nationwide
The 71 day coal strike deepens with no talks set to resume. Ray Marshall to meet with Bituminous Coal Operators Association while President Carter refrains from invoking Taft Hartley. Power cutbacks threaten 300,000 jobs across Indiana West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania. Two suspects arrested in Pike County Kentucky for a brick attack on a coal truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Coal
Carter
U.S
Ray Marshall
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Indiana
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Penn Power Co
Duquesne Light Co
Harrisburg
Virginia
John Dalton
Ford
Chrysler
UMW
Arnold Miller
Pike County
Solarly cool sunny spell to linger through Thursday
The forecast praises bright sun and cool temperatures with upper 20s overnight and daytime 50s to 60s tomorrow. A stretch of continued sunny weather is expected through Thursday with a chance of precipitation returning Friday and Saturday as lows hover in the upper 20s and highs in the 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Aiken City Council approves zoning change and studies water loss
The Aiken City Council approved rezoning of Jason Smith property by 6-1 with dissent, and referred Sydney Carter's highway study to the Planning and Zoning Commission. A leash law and dog complaints drew residents, while Pitometer Associates will study water loss, and A.M. Tuck Inc. won the Laurens Street sewer contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Sydney Carter
Jason Smith
Planning and Zoning Commission
S.C. Highway 19 N
Lincoln Avenue
Robert S
Skipper) Perry Jr
Smith
Perry
James A. Callahan Jr
Maple Drive
Public Safety Department
J. Carroll Busbee
Callahan
Busbee
Pitometer Associates Engineers
Wyatt Johnson
Laurens Street
A.M. Tuck Inc
Greenwood
Unimark Southern Inc
Aiken planner warns against traffic cycle and CBD strain
City planner Sydney Carter unveils a 14 page Highway Approach Study criticizing traffic congestion and road widening as a cycle. He says the CBD faces survival pressure and peripheral growth risks harming the downtown, proposing frontage roads setbacks and strict sign controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Sydney Carter
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South America
Allison Burch
Russ Bodie
Lynne Katonak
The
Associated Press
Central Business District
Cbd
State Highway Department
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