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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1985

Page

6

Fauntroy Calls Apartheid World’s Most Venal System

U.S. Rep. Walter Fauntroy spoke at USC Aiken honoring Martin Luther King Jr. He labeled South Africa’s apartheid the most venal racist system and urged support for the Free South Africa movement He cited economic exploitation and American ties to South African industry and recalled his 1984 embassy arrest.

U.S Walter Fauntroy USC Aiken South Africa Fauntroy Martin Luther King Jr Free South Africa Movement Dr. King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Selma Montgomery House of Representatives District of Columbia Mobile Birmingham House Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs Committee Chase Manhattan Morgan Guaranty Trust Reagan Washington C. Keith Brown State Black Student Association USCA Robert Alexander Aiken H. Odell Weeks Butler Derrick Alfred Reed Bruce Wright Second Baptist Church

Food Lion Plans Second Aiken Store Opening In April

Food Lion aims for a mid April opening of a 22690 square foot store at Kalmia Plaza Richland Avenue in Aiken replacing Winn Dixie. The chain already operates Heritage Square on Whiskey Road. Edens and Avant Columbia develop the project with Stanley Smith and Sons as general contractors.

Aiken Food Lion Salisbury N.C Bob McAuliffe Winn-Dixie Kalmia Plaza Richland Avenue Heritage Square Whiskey Road McAuliffe Edens and Avant of Columbia Food Lion Project Robin Dial Avant Stanley Smith and Sons of

Aiken Medical Center Groundbreaking Promises Modern Care

Senator Strom Thurmond breaks ground in Aiken for a 43 408 square foot ultra modern medical center across from USC Aiken. Opening planned for September, with an all star roster of doctors including Dr. Raymond Hesse Dr. T Mark Meyer Dr. David S Keisler Dr R P von Buedingen and specialists from Carolina Orthopedic Associates Professional Pathology Associates and more. The center aims to curb rising health care costs amid federal budget challenges and potential spending cuts.

Aiken Strom Thurmond R-S.c Sen. Thurmond Aiken Medical Center University Parkway USC Aiken Reagan Raymond Hesse T. Mark Meyer David S. Keisler R.P. von Buedingen Melvyn Haas Carolina Orthopedic Associates Clark D S.C Phil Jones

Beech Island Bank Robber Still At Large

Aiken County detectives report the Beech Island First Citizens Bank robbery suspect remains at large after fleeing in a stolen car with an undetermined cash amount. The heist at 9:30 Friday morning ended with a dye bomb thwarting the getaway. no injuries. The FBI leads the investigation. the suspect is described as black with a dark jacket and sunglasses.

Beech Island First Citizens Bank and Trust Aiken County Whitehurst Swamp Road Aiken Carrol Heath Federal Bureau of Investigation

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