St Pauls Church History Noted By Local Pastor
The Rev John B McCullough known as the dean of Aiken ministers completes a written history of St Pauls Lutheran Church tracing its 1907 start in Beckman Chapel to the present. The book covers 1855 beginnings Granitevill to 1967 classroom addition and Savannah River Plant era impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. McCullough
Aiken
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Beckman Chapel
Bethany Cemetery
N. Aldrich
Graniteville
Mary Schwartz
Savannah River
St. Paul’s
McCullough
Lutheran Seminary
Columbia
St. Paul's
No Write-Offs Of Public Money In Horry County
In Horry County former Magistrate G Wallace Harrelson and his daughter pleaded guilty to theft of 87200 from the magistrate office. The county sued to recover funds and seeks payment for the audit leading to the missing money discovery. In Aiken County Mrs Cleo Scott former clerk of court pleaded no contest to misconduct in office and is serving six months in jail for a 45378 loss with no action yet to recover.
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Horry County
G. Wallace Harrelson
Harrelson
Aiken County
Cleo Scott
Aiken
New York City seeks $4 billion federal loan over four years
The city plans at least $4 billion more in federal loans as Moody's lower rating looms. Edward Koch, starting January, faces a looming withdrawal of pension fund support and federal aid, with city finances strained by rising costs and a controversial 50 percent council pay increase.
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New York City
Moody's
Edward Koch
Koch
Congress and Carter’s First Year: A Frame of Average Success
The piece argues that Democratic splits in Congress slow progress and that Carter’s first year yielded average greatness. It notes checks and balances shape outcomes, with no dramatic gains or losses, and points to the unfinished comprehensive energy program awaiting action in the second session.
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Carter
Congress
White House
Whistleblower Pay plan could curb government waste
Washington editorials argue IRS informer rewards show cost effective savings and propose a similar independent tip system for broader government waste. The piece cites $1 million paid for $35.3 million collected and recalls the case of A. Ernest Fitzgerald as an example of penalties for whistle blowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
National Treasury
Justice Department
Ernest Fitzgerald
Air Force
Fitzgerald
Pentagon
Congress
Watergate
Letters To The Editor On Farmer Struggles And Gratitude
The letter compares modern farmer price issues to 1930s struggles and cites a song about farmers and hungry times. It argues for fairer prices and notes the cycle of high costs for consumers resembling a merry go round. A resident thanks local churches and volunteers for nursing home support and mentions caregivers by name.
City Horticulturist Commended for Beautifying Aiken Parkways
The Wildwood Garden Club of Aiken commends Tom S. Rapp city horticulturist for innovative work beautifying parkways and city areas. Norma Brown Corresponding See Wildwood Garden Club.
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Wildwood Garden Club of
Aiken
Tom S. Rapp
Norma Brown
Wildwood Garden Club
When Should We Stand for a Judge and Respect for Rule
Ashley Sees It muses on trust and manners from a shopper to a judge. It questions tradition of rising for judges and public figures, arguing civility should fit context and power, not ritual. The piece playfully challenges crowds to test consequences.
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Clyde Saunders
Nursing Home
Aiken Nursing Home
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Millbrook Baptist Church
Bethel Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Unlyn
Mildred
Jean
Florence Lehmann Christensen
Chatfield St
Ashley
Joe Greene
Free
Country
Armed Services
Death Row
Doonesbury
Tehran
AIR Force One
Dollin
Delhi
MR. Carter
Indira Gandhi
Roland Burton Hedley, JR
Mirei
STI
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
A.B Cubbedge
Charles O Grice
Sue $. Brown
Rodger Ragan
Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
S.C
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