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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1979

Page

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Cindy Gregg Crowned Aiken 1979 Junior Miss

Cindy Gregg was crowned Aiken's 1979 Junior Miss at a two night pageant sponsored by the Aiken Jaycees. Lucile Studley crowned the winner, with Mabry Anderson and Julie Melton earning Friday night honors. Saturday finalists included Susan McPherson and Karen Goforth, with Betty Prior and Diane Knight among special award recipients.

AIKEN Cindy Gregg Susan McPherson Julie Melton Lin Smithwick The Aiken Jaycees Lucile Studley Miss Gregg Mabry Anderson Betty Prior Karen Goforth Donna Holton Diane Knight Miss McPherson Julie Tice

Carter Backs Lean Budget Aims Cuts Yet Defers Revenue Sharing

President Carter sent Congress a lean and austere 1980 budget totaling 531.6 billion with a 29 billion deficit. It increases defense and aid to the poor while trimming jobs programs and freezing other state and city programs. The plan delays a commitment to continue revenue sharing beyond 1980 and faces party pushback. The proposal seeks to slow federal spending growth to 7.7 percent in 1980, and notes a potential balanced budget only when conditions permit.

R. Gregory Nokes Associated Press Washington Carter Today Congress Carter Democratic Party William Roth R-Del Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal

Chuck Jones Seeks Langley Magistrate Seat

Chuck Jones Jr. 27, Langley resident and University of South Carolina and Augusta Law School graduate, filed for the Langley magistrate position to succeed the late Lester L. Chitty. He cites qualified judicial background and community communication as key, as the Democratic advisory election set for February 6 seeks the Langley seat and Quinby A. Wise contemplates reappointment.

Sidney Chuck) Jones Jr Langley Jones University of South Carolina Augusta Law School Lester L. Chitty Democratic Party Magistrate Quinby A. Wise Wise

Local girl links looks to dogs cars and health costs

A local girl suggests that people resemble their dogs and their cars at busy intersections. She posits hospital costs rise with blood pressure and that lowering costs could improve public health.

NRC Rasmussen report not affecting SRP and nearby facilities

NRC reviewed the Rasmussen Reactor Safety Study and said the probability of a single fatality in a hypothetical nuclear accident is likely higher than one in five billion, but SRP plants remain unaffected as they are not NRC licensed. SCE&G and Barnwell plant implications are discussed, with caution on potential licensing changes.

Aiken County Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC Rasmussen Savannah River Plant Srp Rasmussen Report Savannah River Jim Gaver Office of Public Information Gaver Commission Allied General Nuclear Service Barnwell South Carolina Electric and Gas Sce&g Columbia Buddy Clark Clark

SBA Targeted By Golden Fleece Foe in Senate Action

The 26 year old SBA faces elimination efforts by Senator William Proxmire who plans a 96th Congress bill to abolish the agency. He accuses the SBA of political favoritism and biased decisions while noting criticisms of minority loan programs and ongoing reforms.

Small Business Administration SBA William Proxmire D-Wis Proxmire CBS 60 Minutes Milton Stewart Carter Congress

Aiken City Council Set for Public Hearings Tonight

City council members will hold public hearings at 8 on a federal funds application for a community development program in a 29 block area bounded by Kershaw Morgan Edgefield and Hampton. The plan may exceed 2 million dollars and includes two ordinance readings on pornographic material display and Laurens Street NW street loan.

Aiken Department of Housing and Urban Development Kershaw and Morgan Streets Edgefield and Hampton Avenues Laurens Street

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White House Chuck Jones Chuck Jones JR Ken Clark Atlanta Morris Fonda Aiken Area Helen Dean Emilie Oscar) Towler Council On Aging
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