Annexation Fear Shakes Schultz Hill Residents
North Augusta offers contract fire service to Schultz Hill prompting fear of annexation. 95 residents and businesses signed a petition opposing city services though the signer says the effort is not organized. City officials emphasize annexation requires citizen initiative and that water service plans are in the distant future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Schultz Hill
Rufus H. Gentry
Gentry
North
Augusta
Clearwater Fire Department
Clearwater
Carey F. Smith
Smith
K-Mart
Hamburg
Pineview Estates
Belvedere
Young Cancer Victim Betsy Baughman Seeks Help
Betsy Baughman a 13 year old in Aiken faces extensive cancer treatment at the National Cancer Research Institute in Bethesda Maryland. Her unemployed parents Mr and Mrs Homer Baughman accompany her. a fund at Bankers Trust supports medical and travel costs with branches in Aiken North Augusta New Ellenton and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Baughman
Betsy
National Cancer Research Institute
Bethesda
Homer Baughman
Baughmans
Martha Hall
North Augusta
Bookmobile Schedule for Week of January 14
The week long bookmobile routes list daily stops with times across Stiefeltown Gloverville Breezy Hill Woodcrest Downer Beech Island Edison Heights Jackson and other locations. Tuesday includes Woodridge Edgewood Lakewood Langley Roberts Bath West Mount. Wednesday in office. Thursday adds Elko Fire Tower Long Branch Boiling Springs Kline Barnwell and Bamberg Windsor. Friday covers Crosland Park Hahn Street Croft House Graniteville Nutrition Midland Valley Belvedere and Belvedere Methodist Church.
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Stiefeltown
Gloverville Valley Homes
Breezy Hill
Woodcrest
Downer
Beech Island- Russell Cleaner
Beech Island
Edison Heights
Jackson
Woodridge-Edgewood
Lakewood Circle
Langley Nutrition
Roberts
Bath
Langley
Westmount
Elko
Long Branch
Boiling Springs
Kline
Barnwell County Library
Black’s
Hilda
Bamberg County
Windsor
Woodward Subdivision
Crosland Park
Hahn Street
Croft House
Graniteville Nutrition
Midland Valley
Belvedere
Aiken County eyes buying sheriff patrol cars
The Aiken County Council negotiates with Satcher Motor Co to purchase sheriff patrol cars now leased at 300 dollars monthly with maintenance. Ten of 36 cars require replacement and bidding will determine new buys. Lease has run 12 years with 18 month retirements. November bids ranged 6,652 to 6,878 per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Ford
Satcher Motor Company
Sheriff's Department
Satcher
Ralph P. Cullinan
Recreation Classes At H. Odell Weeks Center Begin Next Week
Six classes start at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center on Whiskey Road next week. Karate for children seven and up runs Saturdays 3 to 4 pm with city residents paying 8.50 and non residents 11.50 monthly.
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H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Whiskey Road
Reagan Drops in Iowa Poll Shows Reagan Slipping
AP reports Des Moines Register poll finds Ronald Reagan down to 26 percent among Iowa Republicans, with Carter rising to 57 percent among Democrats. Kennedy falls to 25 percent. Baker, Bush and Connally trail. Survey of 1,022 Iowa adults across 106 points.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ronald Reagan
Des Moines Register
Carter
Edward Kennedy
Reagan
Howard Baker
George Bush
John Connally
Kennedy
California
Jerry Brown
Register
Car Plunges Into Lake. Man Killed in Spartanburg
George Wilson Murray, 43, of Glendale, died after his car ran a stop sign and plunged into Cleveland Park lake near Spartanburg. Autopsy cites suffocation. Murray remained in water about 50 minutes before removal, dead on arrival at Spartanburg General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Spartanburg County
Cleveland Park Lake
George Wilson Murray
Glendale
Murray
Spartanburg General Hospital
Notable 1956 IAEA Statute Signed in New York
The Statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency was signed in New York on Oct. 26, 1956, by representatives of 70 nations. Cyprus announced local elections in July 1979 after a 50 year gap. The French invasion attempt of Ireland failed on Oct. 27, 1798. Theodore Roosevelt, 26th U.S. president, born in New York City on Oct. 27, 1858.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
New York
Cyprus
Ireland
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
President
United States
New York City
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North Aiken Baptist Church
Equity Life & Annuity Co
Greenville
P.O
Aiken, S.C
Money Market
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Farmers & Imerchants Bank
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Kalmia Plaza
Aiken
North Asia
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