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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1977
Page
2
A condensed page from the Aiken Standard dated Wednesday January 12 1977 featuring local news briefs, notices, and community updates typical of a midweek edition. Names, events, and exact items are drawn from the readable column snippets on page 2-A.
Infant Antoniett Elizabeth Miano dies in Aiken County at a hospital with funeral in Aiken Memorial Park Cemetery officiated by Rev. Donald E. Wiggins. Survivors include parents Melissa and Anna Miano and grandparents Baughman and Miano. Other obituaries include Mrs. Mary Scaife Jones 94 in Ridge Spring and Gardo Havird 73 in Batesburg with church and cemetery services.
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. It carries Associated Press dispatches with republication rights reserved and notes on corrections and subscription payments limits.
The United Way of Aiken County will host its annual membership and awards banquet on Thursday January 27 at 7 30 p m at the Owens Corning Clubhouse. S C Thomas Graniteville Company personnel director will be keynote speaker. Reservations via the United Way Office in Aiken. Tickets cost 4 dollars.
Rep Derrick Butler C. Derrick was reelected by the Democratic caucus to a second term on the House budget committee created under the 1974 act. He praised the panel’s historic role in establishing a comprehensive budget process and plans to pursue President-elect Carter’s economic stimulus proposal.
The Aiken Standard retracts an error naming Wayne J. deVyver as working on teacher and supervisor certificates. It clarifies he holds permanent and supervisor certificates issued by the New Jersey State Board of Education. The newspaper regrets the error.
The Aiken Standard clarifies that Louis Bud Lewis is a former president of the Aiken County School Board and not the current president of the board at St. Marys Help of Christians School. The error stemmed from a misstatement about his current role.
Weather forecast predicts continuing cold conditions across northern and central Plains and the East. The West will stay seasonably cool with snow expected in most Plains regions and rain forecast for the central and western Gulf and central Pacific coast.
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