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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1976

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Budget Cuts Will Be Telling In 1977 Federal Budget

Washington AP reports the 1977 federal budget aims to separate affordable programs from desired ones, with Budget Director James T Lynn signaling a path to a balanced federal budget within three years. The plan projects total spending near 395 billion dollars and a deficit of around 40 billion, as Ford works toward his target.

Washington James T Lynn Lynn Lynn Congress Ford

Church to Enter Democratic Presidential Race in March

Senate candidate Frank Church plans a late entry to the Democratic presidential contest in March. He argues late entrants can still rise via late primaries, despite no Kennedy or Humphrey name. He cites new campaign finance rules and many primaries as factors that could disperse early support and funds.

Washington Frank Church Church Kennedy Humphrey

Four Die In Apartment Fire At Dalton Ga

Four people died in a Dalton apartment fire including Patricia Ann Blackwell 19 and her two children Angela 17 and Bradley 5 weeks along with a nephew William Clint Garcia 2. The blaze injured no others and several residents escaped. Police said smoke inhalation caused the deaths with three infants among the victims.

Dalton, Ga Dalton Arnold King Patricia Ann Blackwell Angela Bradley William Clint Garcia

Dinosaur Safari Planned In Utah For Dinosaur Bones

A buyer pledged 29995 for a Neiman Marcus gift dinosaur safari focusing on fossilized Allosaurus remains. James H. Madsen Jr of the University of Utah confirmed the sale and a September expedition is planned in Emery County Utah with Pinehurst Mortgage & Loan Co. involved.

Salt Lake City Utah James H Madsen Jr University of Utah Neiman-Marcus Deseret News Rick Boswell Pinehurst Mortgage & Loan Co Southern Pines Madsen Boswell Emery County

Weather Outlook Brisk With Diminishing Rain Chances

Forecast calls for cooler day with high near 50 degrees and increasing clouds. Tonight's rain chances at 20 percent, tomorrow 10 percent, with advisory in effect today. Lows rise to the 40s by Tuesday, and rain possible Monday and Tuesday.

Butler Derrick records prompt dog issue at precinct meeting

At the H Odell Weeks Center in Aiken, residents discuss voting records and a retired teacher grading papers while complaints about loose dogs surface. An anonymous resident says dogs hide when the dog catcher nears and questions unmarked patrols.

H. Odell Weeks Center John P. Blackwell Ried Drive Blackwell

Citizens discuss dog control and safety at Aiken precinct meeting

The final Aiken City precinct meeting at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center echoed earlier concerns. Residents urged leash law reevaluation, better lighting, and curbside garbage handling to curb dog roaming, lawn damage, purse snatchings, and safety worries.

Roland Windham H. Odell Weeks Windham

Forces Advance Toward Zaire in Angolan Conflict

A U S cable to NATO reports MPLA forces with Cuban and Soviet support advancing toward the Zaire border while U S backed National Front troops flee. UNITA struggles. Soviet arms deliveries and South African forces complicate the fighting as Kissinger plans African diplomacy and Ford urges a cease fire.

Washington Russia Angola United States U.S NATO Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola MPLA Zaire National Front National Union UNITA Luanda Gulf of Guinea State Department South Africa Organization of African Unity OAU Henry A. Kissinger Africa Kissinger Moscow

510 Acre Site Chosen for Horse Creek Waste Plant

A 510 acre tract between Beech Island and North Augusta west of S C 125 is selected for a new waste treatment plant serving Aiken North Augusta and the valley. The Aiken County PSA approved purchasing the land for 300000 and authorized land negotiations for 15 tracts. The plant will cost about 15695000 and treat 20 million gallons daily. An EPA grant of 10874250 was approved to help fund the project.

Beech Island North Augusta S.C. 125 Horse Creek Valley Aiken County Aiken Mottel PSA Environmental Protection Administration EPA

Blair to speak at annual Youth Prayer Breakfast

Former NBC newscaster Frank Blair will address the Annual Youth Prayer Breakfast at Millbrook Baptist Church Saturday at 10 am. The event, sponsored by the Aiken Chamber of Commerce and the Aiken Jaycees, features a bicentennial themed Paver Breakfast at Hopeland Gardens this afternoon at 2:30.

NBC Frank Blair Millbrook Baptist Church

Kennedy Sex Life Allegations Spark Press Silence

A conservative Washington column accuses the Secret Service and White House staff of conspiring to cover JFK's private life, likening it to Watergate era scandal. The piece claims frequent sexual activity in the Lincoln Bedroom and Executive Suite while noting the president's intense workload and the cultural shift of Camelot.

Women's Washington Secret Service White House John F. Kennedy Watergate Richard Nixon Hell's Angels John Kennedy Warner Brothers Jackie Lincoln Traphes Brayant West Hall Jfk Johnson Lyndon Jack Kennedy Camelot Time Magazine Har

Angolan aid plan faces unlikely congressional support

Washington says it would take a miracle to persuade Congress to back President Ford's Angola aid plan. House Speaker Carl Albert notes the Senate has included a ban in a $112 billion defense bill blocking use of funds in Angola's political and military struggle where the US backs two factions and the Soviet Union backs a third.

Washington Congress Fords Angola House Carl Albert Senate United States Soviet Union

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