Death of Larkey Scott veteran Graniteville worker
Larkey Scott 70 retired Graniteville Company employee and farmer died Monday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Windsor Baptist Church with Revs W R Moore Bill Willis and Hoyt Murray officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Native of Aiken County son of Hiram C Scott and Mary Garvin Scott. Survived by widow Birdie Johnson Scott sister Lillie S Ward of Aiken and brothers Mackey Scott Jacob Scott Arlie E Scott of Aiken and J Arthur Scott of Williston.
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Augusta
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Aiken County
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Aiken Man Arthur Rash 68 Dies. Rites Held at First Baptist
Arthur Thomas Rash of 838 Brandy Rd died Monday at Aiken County Hospital. Services were 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Dr. Robert L. Cate officiating. Burial in Bethany Cemetery. He came to Aiken in 1938, worked for Kelly-Springfield Tire, served in WWII as tire specialist with the OPA, and later with the Aiken District Magistrate's Office before retirement. Surviving are his wife Vivian Williamson Rush and stepdaughter Mrs. Robert C. Harding of Charlotte. Friends may call at home or George Funeral Home.
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Brandy Rd
Aiken County Hospital
First Baptist Church
Robert L. Cate
Bethany Cemetery
Nashville, Tenn
Rash
James R
Stella Still Rash
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
O.P.A
Vivian Williamson Rush
Robert C. Harding
Charlotte
N.C
George Funeral Home
Panrock Funeral Held for Aiken Resident
Frank G Panrock of 1147 Cornish St Aiken died Saturday funeral services were held at St Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church officiated by Rev S R Miglarese Burial is set for 10 am Friday at Northside Catholic Cemetery Pittsburgh Pa He was born in Austria son of the late Vincent and Mary Pattermann Pannock lived in Aiken six years and was a Catholic Church member Retired from Standard Oil Company as an accountant after 34 years of service
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Cornish St
Stock Listings and NASD Price Quotations Today
Quotations from the NASD reflect representative inter-dealer prices around noon. Markets change through the day and figures exclude retail markups, markdowns, or commissions. Data supplied by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith.
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Court sentences for Ernest Poole and Marion Roach
Ernest Poole gets two months or 200 dollars and a one year term to run consecutively with a five year sentence for grand larceny. Escaping custody of an officer Lehman Lord receives one year. Marion Alexander Roach sentenced to six years for armed robbery.
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Nixon Announces Tax Break Without Congress
President Nixon unveiled new depreciation rules allowing faster writeoffs for machinery and production facilities, cutting the tax writeoff period by up to 20 percent and front loading deductions. The move, to be issued by the Treasury, sidesteps congressional action but could complicate revenue sharing with states and faces legal challenges led by Ralph Nader’s attorneys.
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Hardwick Transferred To Toledo
Michael Hardwick moves from Ow ens-Corning Fiberglas Aiken plant to the Toledo plant effective yesterday. Karl Shealy will succeed him as Aiken plant manager. Shealy previously led Ashton Rhode Island plant and hails from Columbia with a chemical engineering degree from the University of South Carolina. Hardwick has long served as a Chamber of Commerce director and chaired local Boy Scout and United Fund activities. He and his wife Patricia were named Outstanding Young Men and Women of America for 1970.
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Aiken
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Toledo
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Brelsford
Karl Shealy
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Ashton, R.I
Columbia
University of South
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Democrats Push Youth Vote in South Carolina Primary
In Columbia AP report Democrats urge 18 to 20 year olds in the 1st District to register for a February 23 primary to honor Supreme Court rulings expanding youth voting. The special election to replace late Rep Rivers is slated for April 27 with a March 9 runoff and a $3,500 filing fee.
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Chess Festival Draws Record Participants
Aiken Holiday Chess Tournament drew a record 31 players this weekend. Winners included Otto Estenger of Greenwood and Ed Garvin of Columbia with high school rivals J M Collins of Shelby and Doug las Carl of Beaufort. Spartanburg students Norman McCurry Jeff Hoffman and Mickey Bush also placed highly.
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Ed Garvin
Columbia
J. M. Collins
Shelby
N.C
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Beaufort
Norman McCurry
Jeff Hoffman
Mickey Bush
Spartanburg
Aiken Recreation Department
Aiken Chess Club
Court affirms Winthrop as an all girl school ruling
A three judge federal panel ruled the legislature has authority to convert Winthrop to an all girl institution. The decision led the state attorney general to interpret that men cannot attend as day students and that male students could enroll but not receive diplomas.
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Winthrop
South Carolina
State budget talks weigh tax shifts and education pay
Lawmakers face pressure over a penny hike in the 7c gasoline tax and liquor by the drink. A 1971 72 budget of 620 million seeks 113 million more than this year, with teacher raises as the education department seeks 1000 average. Potential tax increases on sales income and property taxes loom as highway funds stay earmarked for gas revenue.
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Court orders school board election and term terms set
A federal court order schedules a Feb 2 election for five school board seats in the county. Four area representatives must reside in their four districts while the county votes on all seats. Filing petitions with 50 voters due by Jan 19.
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Area 2
Area 3
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