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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1979

Page

5

American Adversity Is Electrical Asset

A humorous essay notes how Americans transformed energy limits into a market of single use appliances from tiny fryers to one egg tops. It lists gadgets that heat bake roast and keep food warm in cars kitchens and homes, ending with a punchline about a universal oven. The piece mocks consumer resilience and innovation during an energy crisis.

Dear Abby and readers reflect on outfits and family support

Multiple letters discuss surprising behavior, family issues, and coping strategies. A woman discovers her husband in women's clothes and receives a harsh but joking answer. A reader praises Families Anonymous for helping a drug crisis, while another woman asks about flying a veteran flag. Abby confirms it is allowed if done properly.

Abby Jim Alcoholics Anonymous Barbara R Barbara

Aiken County Today Briefs and Notices January 9 1979

Local page compiles short notices from Aiken County including community events and public notices. Items reference area organizations and residents with concise summaries for Tuesday publication.

New-Out-Of-Old Work Boosts Craft At Aiken Center

At the Aiken Youth Correction Center a furniture refinishing shop renews old pieces and teaches skills to about 25 to 30 young men. Supervisor Ted H. Dubose notes the non profit, no profit aim with salaries, a 3 month training period, and 5 to 20 daily calls for service.

Aiken Dubose Augusta Columbia Fort Gordon Dubosc Ted Dubose Thurmond Whatley Aiken Youth Correction Center

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