Barry Irwin Remembered as Selfless Young Donor
Barry Irwin a ninth grader from South Aiken High died after a hit and run on Whiskey Road. The 15 year old became Georgia s first major organ donor donating heart liver and two kidneys to recipients in Richmond Virginia Pittsburgh and two other states. His family and coach praised his kindness and dedication as friends recall his supportive nature and group athletic involvement.
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Infant body still missing from Air Florida Flight 90 crash
Potomac River recovery continues days after the Jan 13 crash. 70 of 73 recovered bodies identified. 3 remain unnamed. Four motorists on the bridge were killed. NTSB vets wreckage and cockpit voice recorder while investigators withhold specifics.
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Rotary club hears aging quips from Aiken crowd
Aiken Rotary Club members heard jokes about aging including lights out for economy and painting the town red with a second coat. Ann Adele Lee jokes about a loud voice and a family trait of outspoken conversations echoed across three blocks.
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Ann Adele Lee
Aiken County Council Denies Push for Government Change
County administrator says some council members asked him to study switching to a council manager system. All council members deny requesting any investigation or involvement. Chairman Warner says he is unaware of any move and notes a referendum would be required for changes.
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W. Scott Barnes
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Carrol H. Warner
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Mike) McElhaney
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Medwell Hill
Fay S. Hatcher
Ralph Cullinan
Billie K. Trapp
William C
Bill) Clyburn
Mim Woodring
Reagan Reconsiders Excise Tax Hike on Consumer Goods
President Reagan shows second thoughts on higher excise taxes after a Chamber of Commerce opposition. He postpones a final decision until the State of the Union, weighing taxes on cigarettes liquor wine and luxury items while opposing beer tax increases and gasoline hikes. Camp David weekend retreat delays ruling.
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Inflation Trend Eases to 8.9 Percent for 1981
The 1981 CPI shows an 8.9 percent rise the smallest in four years, with food costs easing after a sharp 1980 jump. Transportation and housing prices slowed, while medical care costs climbed 12.5 percent.
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