Obituary notices from Clearwater Williston and Metter
Funeral services were set for Irene Mc Kinney Powell 86 of 5 Townsend St in Clearwater at 3 p.m. at Clearwater First Baptist Church. Also listed are memorials for Frieda Brunhoff Wydman Schultheiss 76 and Fannie Mae Stringer Long, with services in Augusta and Williston respectively. Tom Reardon 62 of Metter died Monday with service at Kennedy Funeral Home and burial at Lake Cemetery. Survivors include family members across Ohio California North Carolina Georgia Florida and South Carolina.
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Clearwater
Irene McKinney Powell
Townsend St
Clearwater First Baptist Church
William L. Brown
Sunset Memory Gardens
Robert C
Frieda Brunhoff Wydman
Schultheiss
Augusta Hospital
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Howard M. Hickey
Hamilton
Ohio
Aiken
Edward Richard Wydman
la Canada
Calif
Robert Wydman
Cincinnati
Robert C. Schultheiss
Ocean Side
Long Island
American Cancer Society
George Funeral Home
Williston
Fannie Mae Stringer Long
Church St
Jordan Baptist Church
Jackson Simmons
Span Barton
Simon O'Neal
Annie Sapp
Paul St
Groves Funeral Home
Metter
Tom Reardon
Candler County
Kennedy Funeral Home
C.D. Horton
Charles Beasley
Lake Cemetery
Reardon
Harvey County
N.C
Metter First Baptist Church
Metter Lions Club
Ruth Carroll Reardon
Tommy Reardon
Reidsville
Carolyn Davis
Donald Reardon
Lewis Reardon
Jim Reardon
Belvedere
H.E. Murray
C.M. Holmes
Orlando
Fla
Candidates Debate Emphasizes Teacher Pay and School Funding
In a county forum all candidates push for higher teacher salaries and continued funding for schools. McElmurray notes elementary pay, Maddox says board jobs matter, Duckett supports more electives, and all stress revenue to support raises. Towler backs South Carolina Equalization of Education Act to set per pupil base budgets.
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McElmurray
Maddox
Duckett
Towler
S.C. General Assembly
South Carolina
Lebanon lifts censorship on foreign news dispatches
Commissioner Zahi Bustani announced that the Lebanese government ends prior censorship for overseas reports while keeping local press review. He said correspondents may write freely but should avoid labeling districts or groups by religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Zahi Bustani
General Security Office
Bustani
Stauffer Chemical to Build $30 Million Plant Near Anderson
Stauffer Chemical Co. plans a $30 million facility on a 100 acre site northwest of Anderson City to employ about 500 people including 80 supervisors. Construction expected to finish by September 1978. The New York firm will close plants in Newburg and Passaic and South Plainfield New Jersey.
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Anderson (Ap
Stauffer Chemical Co
Anderson County
New York
Stauffer Chemical
Community Calendar highlights events at local venues
Today schedule lists Thoroughbred Hall of Fame events from 3 to 5 p.m. at Hopeland Gardens and multiple 7:30 p.m. gatherings including Aiken Choral Society at First Baptist Church Aiken and Legion Post No. 26 at the Legion Home. Also housing evangelism classes, a retarded citizens assembly, PTA meeting, AA groups, and museum hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoroughbred Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
Aiken Choral Society
Aiken First Baptist Church
American Legion
the Legion Home
Marvin Dr
Aiken County Association of Retarded Citizens
Kalmia
Warrenville
PTA
Aiken County
Senior Citizens
Senior Citizen’s
Aiken County Council Faces Critical Finances
Warner described the county's finances as very critical after two years of deficit spending. With a $4.9 million budget and $4.2 million income, reserves are exhausted and the county may borrow to cover July through October. The hospital's future is debated, with options including a nursing home or centralized offices, while early council gains include new committees and hour-long premeeting work sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Smithwick
Carrol H. Warner
Aiken County
Ramada Inn
Warner
Rotary
Aiken County Hospital
Grand
Council
Rural North Carolina faces worst spring road damage in history
Rural North Carolinians trapped by ice and snow may face a jailing of mud when spring arrives. Highway officials warn that the northern Piedmont foothills and western mountains will see severe road damage, especially unpaved rural roads with shallow stone-dirt bases. About 15,000 miles of unpaved roads could be affected, with $5 million to $7 million in emergency funds possible for repairs. If thaw is rapid, officials fear limited access and delayed repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
M.C. Adams
Piedmont
Adams
Hollings to Speak at Chamber Banquet in Aiken
U S Senator Ernest F Hollings will deliver the keynote at the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on February 10 at 7 30 p m The event at Millbrook Baptist Church Activities Building Pine Log Road includes Man Woman and Youth of the Year awards and the recognition of chamber officers and directors Jim Davis WJBF news director chairs the program Tickets are available at 400 Laurens Street Chamber office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ernest F. Hollings
Greater Aiken
Chamber of Commerce
Laurens Street
Strikers Remove Barricades Before Patrol Arrival
Striking International Union of Operating Engineers Local No. 470 barricades on state highway property were removed early today just before a South Carolina Highway Patrolman arrived. The strike began last week with cause undetermined. one spokesman linked it to DuPont subcontracting a phase of construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of Operating Engineers
S.C
DuPont
Aiken City Council OKs water sewer rate hikes and fees
City increases first 2000 cubic feet from 55 to 57 cents per 100 cu ft and raises minimum charges to 3.75 dollars. Reconnection fee climbs from 2 to 5 dollars as residential and commercial users face higher bills. Public hearing yielded no protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Windham
Windham
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
OCF
City of
Aiken
Willard Moore
Area Three Council To Hold Monthly Meeting
The Administrative Area Three Schools Advisory Council will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the board room of the Area No 3 Office Building on Highway 1 Langley. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administrative Area Three Schools Advisory Council
Administrative Area No
Highway 1
Langley
Correction clarifies Milner affiliation in Dailey Oil item
The Aiken Standard corrects yesterday's report misattributing G A Milner III to Dailey Oil Co. Milner is with Milner Super Gas Inc. The newspaper regrets the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
G.A. Milner III
Dailey Oil Co
Milner
Milner Super Gas Inc
Beltone offers free nonoperating hearing aid model
Chicago residents are urged to request a free nonoperating Beltone hearing aid model to test at home. The advertisement promises no cost or obligation and notes the tiny unit weighs under a third of an ounce. Mail to Beltone Electronics Dept. 5309, 4201 W Victoria Mt. Chicago IL 60646.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iil
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria
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Irene Powell
Mrs. R. Schultheiss
Mrs. Fannie
Long
Anderson
A.A
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
North Augusta
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Dr
Council Long
Lancaster
Hollings
E. F. Holings
Supreme Court
Bernard W. Healey
Elda
Healey
Lincoln Avenue
S.C. No 19
Cushman
Rudy Mason
William Moore
Richland Avenue
Pendleton Street
Byrnes Furniture of
R. L. Bryan Company
Byrnes
R. L Bryan
Area No.3
Homer L. McGee
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
SPM
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