Deaths in Ware Shoals and Batesburg
James E. Golden 55 of Route 1 Ware Shoals died at home. Survived by wife Miriam Daniels Golden two sons Patrick and Danny two brothers Wayman and Monroe and sister Norma. Burial Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Mrs Bertha Fox Sheppard 78 died in Columbia hospital survived by two daughters two sons and sister and brother. Sara Jane Turner 75 died Saturday at Aiken Community Hospital funeral Sunday Four Mile Baptist Church burial church cemetery. Family at Your Funeral Home New Ellenton this evening.
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Ware Shoals
James E. Golden
Route 1
Mr. Golden
Kings Chapel Methodist Church
Davis and Floyd Engineers
Greenwood
Parker-White Funeral Home
Greenwood Memorial Gardens
Miriam Daniels Golden
Patrick Golden
Chattanooga
Tenn
Danny Golden
Norma G. Davis
Wayman W. Golden
Monroe T. Golden
Clearwater
Batesburg
Bertha Fox
James A.) Sheppard
Columbia
Aiken County
Helen Martin
Goose Creek
Margaret Hazel Rhodes
North Augusta
Robert L. Sheppard
Dorsey J. Sheppard
McCormick
Minnie Lee Courtney
Aiken
Harry W. Fox
Sara Jane Turner
Aiken Community Hospital
Four Mile Baptist Church
W. E. Davis
New Ellenton
Sehrachteeemsusa To Head S C Chamber
J Edwin Schachte Jr of Charleston was elected president of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds Howard Timberlake as chairman of the board and leads Henry Schachte & Sons real estate firm while serving on bank and local firm boards.
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Columbia
J. Edwin Schachte Jr
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce
Howard Timberlake
Schachte
Charleston
Henry Schachte & Sons
Citizens and Southern National Bank
Advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
Payment directive directs all advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The fragment notes the recipient but lacks wider context or specifics about dates, amounts, or terms.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
PBM
Aiken
Carter's $25 Million Tax Cut Plan Keynote Address
President Carter unveils an economic package including a $25 billion tax cut this year and an anti inflation program based on voluntary wage and price restraints. He aims to cut unemployment to 6.1 percent by year end and 5.5 percent by 1979, while shifting toward a near balanced budget when the economy strengthens.
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Washington
Carter
U.S
Congress
House
Senate
Barr to Leave Aiken for Mississippi Episcopal Post
The Rev. John Barr III will become rector of the Episcopal Church of the Advent in Sumner Mississippi around February 15 he moves from St Thaddeus in Aiken where his wife Laura and their six month old daughter Ramsay are staying Barr cites a calling to greater leadership and a desire to engage youth in the church The Sumner parish serves several nearby communities in delta country and Barr notes its open and genuine congregation and cotton farming surroundings
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John Barr III
Oxford
Miss
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
York
Colleton
South Boundary
Tom Cofer
Barr
Aiken
Sumner
Delta Country
Mr. Barr
Columbia
The
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria, Va
Vandals break into Aiken synagogue and spray anti Semitic slogans
Police report a single intruder forced front doors of Adath Yeshuran in Aiken and vandalized the building. Black chalk messages scrawled on walls warned against restoring the temple while a desecrated American flag was left draped behind the altar area. The break in was found by an exterminator. the last service was two weeks prior.
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Adath Yeshuran
Aiken
Aiken Public Safety
Area Four Schools Reveal Renovation Plans and Moves
Area Four advisory council heard preliminary drawings for Wagener-Salley High and Ridge Spring Monetta High renovations funded by a local bond issue. Additions to Wagener Elementary were discussed and Crescent Cities Vocational Center might move to Wagener-Salley. One student disciplinary appeal involved alcohol.
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Aiken
John Wells
Gary Fleetwood
Area Four
Wagener-Salley High
Ridge Spring- Monetta High
Wagener
Marion Webb
Crescent Cities Vocational Center
Wagener-Salley High School
Wagener-Salley
Webb
Civil Court Opens Monday In Aiken County
Civil court in Aiken County convenes Monday at 10 a.m. presided by Judge Rodney A Peeples with trials largely civil and accident cases. The session starts at the county courthouse and moves to the federal courthouse on Park Avenue for the second week starting Jan 30.
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Aiken County
Rodney A. Peeples
Federal
Park Avenue
General Sessions Court
Peeples
USC Aiken Spring Registration Ends Tonight
USC Aiken ends spring registration at 7 p.m. today. The division of business and economics adds part time faculty Dr. Carol Galbraith and Frampton W. Durban. Bob Girdler joins USDA faculty part time to teach descriptive astronomy.
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Usc-Aiken
Division of
Business and Economics
Carol Galbraith
Frampton W. Durban
Bob Girdler
Savannah River
USDA
Gymnastics Association Seeks Members at Weeks Building
Jeanna M Lowe demonstrates gymnastics at the H Odell Weeks Activities Building while Mark Beaumont of the Aiken Recreation Department watches. The department invites all ages and skill levels to the second organizational meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at Weeks Building. Children should bring parents.
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Jeanna M. Lowe
H. Odell Weeks
Mark Beaumont
City of
North Augusta Bookmobile Schedule Details
The weekly schedule lists bookmobile stops by day with times. Monday routes cover North Augusta Library and multiple stops including Edgefield locations and branches, lunch at West side Comm. Center, and ends at Federal Pacific. Wednesday brings Graniteville Shopping Center visit. Friday serves Barnwell and Bamberg counties with Olaf Bennetts Store and Ehrhardt Wagoner Store.
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North Augusta
Sweetwater
Miller-Martintown
Hamilton Store
Westside Comm
Edgefield Nutrition
Reynolds Rest
Edgefield
Johnston
Gospel Sing at Aiken Church to Feature Augusta Choir
A gospel sing will take place tomorrow at 7 pm at the Aiken Congregational Holiness Church 1617 Park Ave. The event will feature the choir from Augusta Holiness Congregational Church and the Franklin Family.
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Aiken Congregational Holiness Church
Park Ave
Augusta Holiness Congregational Church
Franklin
National Secretaries Set Meeting With Aiken Chapter
The Aiken Chapter of the National Secretaries Association International will meet Monday at the Ramada Inn starting at 7 30 P M All members are urged to attend.
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Aiken
National Secretaries Association (International
Ramada Inn
Canal Debate to Be Shown Tonight on ETV
A Columbia telecast of the Buckley Reagan Canal debate airs tonight at 9 on ETV. taped at the University of South Carolina the two hour Firing Line special features Buckley backed by George Will James Burnham and Elmo Zumwalt defending the treaties opposing Reagan with Patrick Buchanan Roger Fontaine and John McCain.
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Columbia
William Buckley
Ronald Reagan
South Carolina
University of South Carolina
Firing Line
Buckley
George Will
James Burnham
U. S. Navy
Elmo Zumwalt
Reagan
Patrick J. Buchanan
Roger Fontaine
U.S. Navy
John McCain
Dead Man Identified? Aiken Sheriff Seeks Help
The Aiken County Sheriff's Department asks citizens to help identify a young white man found dead near Salley on January 7. After two weeks of investigation, authorities report no clues about his identity. He was 20 to 22, 5 foot 8, 145 pounds, auburn hair and blue eyes, with a red mustache and a mole on the neck. He wore a tan corduroy jacket, blue jeans, blue socks, black boots, a nylon shirt, and carried a six inch pocket knife in his right boot.
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Aiken County
Tools Stolen From TEC Shop and Home Electronics
TEC reports theft of tools valued at 211 from its Aiken operation. W D Powell of Poplar Street Clearwater reports two TVs valued at 150 stolen from his home. A juvenile is arrested for stealing a 40 clock radio from Chipley's Electronics after fleeing the scene.
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Aiken Tec
Aiken County
Park contract dispute prompts council guidance request
The council discusses a lapsed contract for a state and county funded park project. Chairman and officials seek guidance from Dunbar amid differing interpretations. The BOR grant was $45,000 with a $45,000 county match. About $60,000 of the $90,000 total has been paid.
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Warner
Dunbar
Aiken County
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
S and P
Chief Justice Predicts Swift Closure of Williamson Case
Williamson's case, reviewed by the Judicial Standards Commission, was slated for conclusion by late January after an executive session hearing during the court's two week term. The chief justice, in office since 1975, urged expeditious handling and noted no official reason for delay.
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Lewis
Williamson
Judicial Standards Commission
Darlington
Sheriff department overburdened by high case load and overtime
The division now assigns 44 to 45 cases per investigator each month amid 1 682 hours of overtime. Aiken County detectives handled 98 major crime cases in November with five investigators unable to cover workload. The report urges at least two more investigators and notes juvenile officers log 15 20 hours of overtime weekly while Lexington County reports 60 juvenile cases per month with five staff.
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Grant
SLED
S.C. Law Enforcement Division
FBI
Aiken County
Southern Bell
Sheriff's Department
Iinet
Aiken County Sheriff Warns on Staffing and Warrant Rules
Sheriff Warner laments insufficient deputies and court delays due to magistrates' interpretation of law. He cites a 106560 dollar annual car budget with leased vehicles, only five investigators, and the need for an ordinance on warrant grounds to relieve manpower strain. He notes a countywide officer-to-population average near the national average.
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Sheriff's Department
Warner
Aiken
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Sehrachteeemsusa
S.C. Chamber
Aiken Standard
National Weather Service
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US Dept. of Commerce
Central Plains
Texas
Mississippi
Arizona State University Law School
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Galbraith
Durban
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
M.A.S. Designa
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Olga
Nadia
Canal
TEC
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