Moving Machinery Makes History In South Carolina Move
A 330000 pound cable making setup from Pirelli Cable Co Bayonne New Jersey moves to Abbeville South Carolina in a 10 day journey. American Machinery Movers Inc Keyport New Jersey buys a 100 ton license to move the load the first such SC license sale by the state highway department. The move creates about 1500 jobs at the new Abbeville plant and involves a 147 mile route avoiding major roads. The convoy includes a 220000 pound impregnator and sparing power lines. officials report minimal disruption to utilities and that Pirelli aims for operation by early April.
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Aiken
South Carolina
American Machinery Movers Inc
Keyport
N.J
Pirelli Cable Company
Bayonne
Pirelli
Abbeville
S.C. Highway Department
Jeannie
Savannah River
Eaton
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company
Southern Bell
Steve Griffin
Griffin
Jim Ray
Sce&g
Ray
Regulations Upsetting Growers Told at Hearing
Local growers told South Carolina Migrant Commission representatives that government rules hinder production. They complained of inspections they call picky and of housing standards they view as excessive while stressing costs to improve migrant worker housing.
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Commission
S.C. Migrant Commission
Alien Walcher
Tracy Childers
Monetta
Farm Labor Coordinated Enforcement Committee
Atlanta
Walcher
FLCEC
Childers
Judge Hears Guilty Pleas In General Sessions Court
Judge James B. Moore notes guilty pleas from Kenneth C Kelly 17 Belvedere for failure to stop for blue light and siren. James M Phillips 27 North Augusta for third offense DUI with three year sentence options. James M Greene ? Graniteville also faces three year term. Michael Page 20 Aiken gets one year with 60 day service. Earl Edison Kennedy 33 Augusta receives multiple one year counts for aggravated assault malicious property damage.
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James B. Moore
General Sessions Court
Kenneth Cecil Kelly
Johnson Road
Belvedere
James Marion Phillips
North Augusta
James M. Greene
Box 555
Graniteville
Michael Page
Route 2
Aiken
Earl Edison Kennedy
Augusta
Neighborhood Watch Begins in North Augusta
North Augusta residents form a neighborhood watch as Sgt. Carl Spiva says residents tire of victimization. About 30 to 40 neighbors met at Noell Inman’s home to discuss doors locks resident locations and car details. Inman will maintain contact lists and report suspicious activity to neighbors.
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North Augusta
North
Noell Inman
Spira
Ms. Inman
Reagan plan seeks 2.9 billion aid cuts and UNESCO pullout
Los Angeles Times reports budget director David Stockman proposed cutting foreign aid by 2.9 billion through 1985 and pulling out of UNESCO. The plan would curb multilateral participation and concentrate bilateral aid on a few key countries, citing UNESCO policies and PLO ties.
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Unesco
Reagan
Los Angeles Times
U.S
David A. Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
United States
The
Times
United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Stockman
Pro- Plo
Palestine Liberation Organization
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