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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1978

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Bert Will Work For The News Native Country Is Kept Alive

Bert, a dedicated reporter, returns to cover stories from his homeland as food, language, and culture sustain the community. His work highlights resilience and the enduring ties that bind people to their native country.

Coal Miners Strike Halts Pension Checks for Retirees

Abingdon and other mining towns face pension delays as United Mine Workers retirees miss February payments. Trustees say a $20 million reserve is gone due to the 43 day strike and no contributions since December 6, while bargaining drags on with little progress.

Washington Abingdon United Mine Workers Union Lick Creek Lower Burrell Appalachia Midwest Pension Fund Office UMW

Separate Meetings Make Progress In Middle East Talks

Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met separately with Israeli and Egyptian foreign ministers in Jerusalem as U S officials report progress on guidelines for peace treaties. Deep divisions remained on the Palestinian issue and on Egypt’s demand to dismantle all Jewish settlements in occupied territories.

Menahem Begin Egypt Occupied

Public Trust in Carter Dips on Economy, Jobs

A New York Times CBS News poll of 1,599 adults shows 81 percent doubt Carter can curb inflation, 74 percent doubt he can balance the budget, and 54 percent doubt he can cut unemployment. Overall job rating falls from 66 percent approval at inauguration to 51 percent in the latest January poll.

New York Carter New York Times CBS News Perent

Jaycees name Tom Maurice Boss of the Year 1978

The Jaycees crowned Tom Maurice as Boss of the Year for 1978 after years of attendance at the annual awards dinner. Maurice quipped he keeps coming back, while his son Stew noted he was the guest of honor. The event featured Mills Fitzner covering the ceremony and Richard Freeman announcing the DSA winner.

Jaycee Tom Maurice Maurice Stew Jaycees Mills Fitzner WLOW Richard Freeman Fitzner DSA

Aiken County Council Agrees Public Defender Funding

The Aiken County Council, in a special work session, approved allocating additional funds for Public Defender John W Harte Jr and staff to align with state law. Harte cited 1977 caseloads and proposed pro rated back pay, and suggested using Steven L Green to pre screen indigent defense cases to ensure eligible payouts.

Aiken County Public Defender Aiken County Council John W Harte Jr Harte Council Aiken Carrol H. Warner Warner Steven L. Green

Jaycees Honor Maurice and Fitzner At Special Banquet

Maurice and Fitzner were honored at a Jaycees banquet in Aiken with Boss of the Year and Distinguished Service Award. Speaker W J Bryan Dorn urged support for nuclear energy and energy development while praising free enterprise. Dorn also urged offshore oil drilling and a local refinery in South Carolina.

Aiken Thomas F. Maurice Southeastern Clay Co A. Mills Fitzner Wlow Radio Jaycee Jaycees DSA W.J. Bryan Dorn Dorn South Carolina Barnwell U.S Congress Maurice Fitzner

FBI releases 58754 pages on Kennedy assassination files

The FBI released a half ton of JFK assassination records totaling 58 754 pages. Four news groups paying 10 cents a page received the material under the Freedom of Information Act requests. Anyone else may obtain the documents at the same rate.

Associated Press Washington FBI Today John F. Kennedy FBI

Summerall Named Rector of All Saints Church

The Rev Henry Summerall Jr will become rector of All Saints Anglican Church in Aiken starting January 29. Aiken native, city attorney, and senior partner will continue legal practice. He previously served at Christ Church Greenville St Thaddeus Aiken and Holy Cross Simpsonville and joins the Diocese of the Southeast. Sunday service time changes to 11 am for now with Holy Communion on the first three Sundays and morning prayer on the fourth.

Henry Summerall Jr All Saints Anglican Church Aiken Summerall Christ (Episcopal) Church Greenville St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church Holy Cross Episcopal Church Simpsonville All Saints Southeast Anglican Church of North America University of Wisconsin University South Carolina School of Law Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary Alex Andria

Weather Outlook Sets Cloudy Tone With Rain Likely

Bitter cold eases as temperatures hold around 50 and 30. Clouds thicken tonight with Thursday turning greyer and rain chances rising to 40 percent. Rainfall expected to average around a quarter inch.

North Augusta Pushes Railroad Relocation To Downriver Route

North Augusta City Council heard the Railroad Relocation Study Committee's plan financed by a U S Department of Agriculture grant. The proposal realigns unused rails to cross the Savannah River into South Carolina then back to Georgia to Seaboard Coast Line yards, reducing noise but affecting Alta Vista and Bluff neighborhoods.

North Augusta Hammond Hills U. S. Department of Agriculture Savannah River South Carolina Gordon Highway Georgia Seaboard Coast Line Exchange Club North Henry R. McKenney Jr Municipal Association of South Carolina

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