Deaths of Grady Temples and Samuel Jones in Aiken County
Grady S Temples 70 of 816 York St NE died in an Aiken County hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev Robert D Waite. burial in church cemetery. Survivors include widow Pansy Fulmer Temples son Daniel L Temples brother William L Temples four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Family to receive friends at George Funeral Home from 7 9 p.m. today. Samuel H Jones 22 died Friday in Aiken County. Resided 433 York St NE funeral arrangements by Your Funeral Home New Ellenton. Survivors include daughter Samantha Jones mother and stepfather Johnny and Catherine Jones Settles six sisters Beatrice Spann Lela Settes Marian Presley Hattie Corley Catherine Jones Aiken and three brothers Willie M Jones Bennie L Jones Harvey Settles Aiken.
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Grady S. Temples
Aiken County
Daniel L. Temples
Aiken
William L. Temples
Columbia
George Funeral Home
Samuel H. Jones
Mr. Jones
York St. NE
New Ellenton
Samatha Jones
Hempstead
N.Y
Johnny
Catherine Jones Settles
Carolyn Means
Beatrice Spann
Lela Settes
Marian Presley
Hattie Corley
Catherine Jones
Willie M. Jones
U.S. Navy
Korea
Bennie L. Jones
Harvey Settles
Residents Urged to Prep for Possible Winter Storms
Aiken County residents are advised to prepare for potential power outages with a battery radio flashlight candles and holders. SCEA&G urges stocking easily stored foods and using kerosene or camping gear cautiously to avoid indoor fires.
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Aiken County
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company Ficials
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SCEAG
Air Force to Flight Test Space Weapon
The Air Force plans a flight test of a satellite killer launched from an F-15 jet. The weapon would ignite its first two stages but not explode a warhead, officials said. Pentagon backs the test to keep pace with the Soviets, while arms control advocates warn of a potential arms race.
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U.S
Funeral services for Grady Temples at Shiloh Baptist Church
Funeral services for Grady S Temples husband of Pansy Fulmer Temples will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Shiloh Baptist Church. Interment follows in the churchyard cemetery. Mr Temples will be placed in the church at 10 o'clock. Surviving are four grandchildren Janet Douglas Baye and Phils Temples and one great grandchild Alison Temples. George Funeral Home.
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Grady S
Pansy
Fulmer
Shiloh Baptist Church
Gandchilden
Janet
Douglas Baye
Phils
Gandhi Alison
George Funeral Home
North Augusta Sued Over Tank Location
North Augusta faces a legal challenge from Edgefield County Water and Sewer District after choosing a site for a 500000 gallon supplemental water tank east of Five Notch Road north of I 20. The suit, filed in Aiken County Court, seeks to stop the city from using land within the Edgefield district for the project.
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North Augusta
Edgefield County
Ed Turner
The
Water and Sewer Authority
Aiken County Court
Turner
City of
Burkhalter
Premier Zhao Ziyang Opens Talks With Canada in Ottawa
Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang arrives in Ottawa for a week of talks with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and a speech to Parliament. He seeks friendship and peace as Canada aims to back Trudeau’s plan to reduce Cold War tensions, including a five-nuclear-powers conference. Trade links are highlighted as Canada seeks to expand relations with China.
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Zhao Ziyang
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Zhao
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Soviet Union
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Thao
Britain
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Peking
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Made in Space Label To Appear Soon
NASA will commercialize ultra tiny latex beads created in space, listing 25 grams to the National Bureau of Standards for certification of their 10 micrometer size. Beads, produced in shuttle microgravity, will be sold to researchers for 380 dollars per unit once 1985 targets are reached.
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NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Bureau of Standards
Stan Raspberry
Office of Standard Reference
Space
Earth
John W. Vanderhoff
Lehigh University
Pennsylvania
Raspberry
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Some Heart Tests May Be Needless Study Says
ST PETERSBURG Florida AP Better use of treadmill testing could allow at least one third of heart attack survivors to return sooner to work or activities and avoid needless expensive tests a researcher says Dr Robert DeBusk director of Cardiac Rehabilitation Program at Stanford says his 10 year study of 900 men who have had heart attacks suggests that exercise testing is best to determine risk He says the coronary angiogram is less effective and far more costly than treadmill testing which costs 150 to 250 dollars and may spare 1 million Americans who survive heart attacks each year from unnecessary procedures.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Robert DeBusk
Stanford University School of Medicine
Science Writers’ S
American Heart Association
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