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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1979

Page

14

Aiken's Rakin' Volunteers Rally For Roadside Cleanup

The Aiken Chamber of Commerce hosts Aiken's Rakin' a cleanup day on February 24 and March 3 with 25 groups already signed up. Routes include U.S. 1 plus local streets and areas around the H. Odell Weeks Center. Groups listed span Clemson Extension Homemakers, schools, churches, service clubs, Boy Scouts and other civic organizations.

Aiken Banks Mill Powder House Road Abbeville Avenue Edgefield Avenue Barnwell Avenue H. Odell Weeks Center Two Notch Road Clemson Extension Schofield Girl Scouts Aiken High School Usc-Aiken High School Usc-Aiken Rotary Club

Perot claims he led covert rescue of two engineers from Iran

H. Ross Perot says he and a 15 man volunteer squad hired Iranian rebels to storm Gasre prison on February 11 freeing engineers William Gaylord and Paul Chiapparoni of EDS. They then crossed into Turkey, intending further action if needed, despite potential legal violations.

Dallas Texas H. Ross Perot U.S Iran Department of Defense State Department White House Perot Tehran Gasre William Gaylord Paul Chiapparoni Electronic Data Systems Inc Freedom Green Beret Arthur *Bull’’ Simon IBM Gaylord and Chiapparoni Gaylord Turkey

Tanker Truck Leaks Toxic Fumes Sealed En Route

A tanker truck leaking toxic flammable fumes was moved to Orangeburg after Air Products Chemicals Inc. representatives sealed the leak. State trooper Cpl. H M Collins said the truck, owned by Air Products of Allentown Pa, arrived in Alcola late Monday night and was driven to Ethyl Corp. of Orangeburg. The leak was detected early Monday morning outside Alcola before sealing.

Alcola Orangeburg Cpl H. M. Collins State Highway Patrol Air Products Chemicals Inc Allentown Collins Air Products Ethyl Corp

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