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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1979

Page

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South Carolina usury laws seen as relics by lenders

Bob Yarborough of Security Federal Savings and Loan calls SC usury limits a stone age rule. Realtors and bankers statewide push to abolish the 9 percent ceiling, saying it restricts housing finance and deters investors. A public hearing in Columbia heard broad support for change as the 9 percent cap expires in June, possibly dropping to 8 percent.

South Carolina Bob Yarborough Aiken Security Federal Savings and Loan Yarborough Palmetto Federal State Legislative Committee On Consumer Affairs Columbia Federal Home Loan Bank Atlanta Edward F. Becker Becker North Carolina Tennnessee Georgia Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Security Federal Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp Doris Chesser Eulalie Salley and Co. Realtors

Child Hospital Buzzers Startle Eight Year Old

An eight-year-old boy in Aiken was startled by a hospital buzzer when a voice in the room asked if he needed anything. After several questions he replied that he did not and asked for a moment to wait.

Aiken Council Sets Meeting For Tonight

The Aiken City Council schedules an eight oclock meeting with items including a certificate of service to retiree Mrs. Robert Wade of the Park Commission. First reading of an ordinance on pornographic material displays and commendations for Aiken High School 1978 football. Jury box adopted for 1979 and annexation petitions from Houndslake Corporation and Two Notch Road properties.

Aiken Council Chamber Robert Wade Park Commission Aiken High School Houndslake Corporation Two Notch Road

Aiken County Board of Education Meets Tomorrow

The board will meet at 8 p.m. in the Educational Center conference room to review final plans and contract documents for Midland Valley High School and to discuss land acquisition for Jackson Beecher Island New Ellenton High School. The meeting is open to the public.

Aiken Jackson-Beech Island New Ellenton High School T.B Ted) Willis Sally Bigger North Augusta High School Aiken High School

Anti-Litter Committee Meets Tonight

The Aiken County Anti-Litter Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in the County Office Complex on Richland Avenue with the public invited to attend.

Aiken County Anti-Litter Committee Richland Avenue

Cain Promotes Insurance Reform and Merit PSC Plan

Aiken Rep elect C Marshall Cain aims to revamp auto insurance laws and supports Gov elect Riley's merit plan for Public Service Commissioners. He backs lifting the county revenue kickback freeze and favors a targeted poor driver category based on driving record, while criticizing ERA breadth and stressing education as the top state issue.

Aiken C. Marshall Cain Cain Richard W Dick) Riley General Assembly

Rebels claim complete control of Cambodia as Phnom Penh falls

Heng Samrin and the United Front for National Salvation announce Phnom Penh captured and Pol Pot regime collapsed. Analysts say Vietnamese troops led the offensive, with Soviet allies reporting Phnom Penh's fall, though no independent confirmation yet.

Vietnam Phnom Penh Heng Samrin Pol Pot United Front For National Salvation Revolutionary Armed Forces

Cambodia War News Echoes Chinese Backing as Phnom Penh Falls

A Chinese official in Peking said Phnom Penh’s fall had been expected by China, Cambodia’s ally, while Sihanouk told a Beijing press conference Pol Pot’s government was alive and fighting. Carter, in Guadeloupe, avoided discussing the report as Brzezinski warned of a proxy war risk. State Department cautioned there was no independent confirmation but did not dismiss the possibility Phnom Penh fell to Vietnam or its backers.

Peking Phnom Penh China Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk Pol Pot Carter Caribbean Guadeloupe White House Zbigniew Brzezinski Soviet Union Washington State Department Jack Cannon Vietnam

Cain Addresses S C Blue Laws at Aiken Meeting

Rep. C Marshall Cain of Aiken outlines current South Carolina blue laws and proposed changes at a public 5 30 p m session in the Aiken County Complex. He also discusses bills he has filed and priorities for the upcoming legislature.

Palmetto Rep C. Marshall Cain Aiken County Cain R.aiken House of Representatives Ways and Means

Relentless probe continues in Aiken Holaway murders

Sheriff Paul D. Grant says the investigation into the murders of Charles and Mary Holaway at the College Acres Zippy Mart is ongoing with more than 500 man hours logged in five days. Twenty five people have been questioned. no arrests. A $1,100 reward is offered by Zippy Mart Corp and another area operator. Authorities seek tips on any car at the store between 3 and 3:30 a.m. Thursday.

Charles Mary Holaway Aiken Paul D. Grant Holaways College Acres Texas New Jersey Grant College Acres Zippy Mart Zippy Mart Corporation

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