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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1979

Page

3

Sixty Seconds of Terror Ends With Teen’s Arrest at School

In San Diego 16 year old Brenda Specer fired 30 rounds from a .22 rifle at Cleveland Elementary injuring eight children and several adults before police captured her. Principal Burton Wragg and custodian Michael Suchar were killed while aiding victims. Officer Robert Robb was wounded but stable. Three children were released after minor injuries.

San Diego Brenda Specer Spencer Cleveland Burton Wragg Michael Suchar Wragg Robert Robb

Hearst to Be Freed Early After Presidential Decree

Patricia Hearst will leave Pleasanton prison Thursday after President Carter shortened her seven year sentence for bank robbery. The Stanford heiress, surprised by the decision, plans to wed soon with fiancé Bernard Shaw, a San Francisco police officer who once served as her bodyguard.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst Carter Federal Correctional Institution At Pleasanton Symbionese Liberation Army Miss Hearst Bernard Shaw

Pope Defends Private Property Amid Calls for Reforms

Pope John Paul II addressed 250000 impoverished peasants in Oaxaca Mexico stating the church defends private property yet supports expropriation if properly carried out. He urged action against unjust land ownership and stressed wealth should serve the common good with social mortgage guiding property use.

Mexico City John Paul II Mexico Oaxaca Church

Rhodesia vote on new constitution splits whites and black majority

In Salisbury Rhodesia the white minority votes on a constitutional reform to share power with the black majority. Prime Minister Ian Smith warns a no vote could bring disaster while bi racial leaders warn of Moscow celebrations if it fails. A yes would seek UK US recognition for a government to be elected April 20 amid six years of guerrilla conflict.

Salisbury Rhodesia Ian Smith Patriotic Front Smith Britain United States

U.S. Orders Dependents Out Of Iran Amid Attacks

The U.S. Embassy ordered all dependents of government employees to evacuate Iran and urged non essential Americans to leave after attacks on three Americans. An Air Force major was shot in Tehran and Consul McGaffey and a Bell Helicopter employee were beaten in Isfahan. An altercation with a taxi driver near Khoroush Hotel preceded a gunfire incident.

Tehran Iran U.S U.S. Air Force David C. McGaffey Bell Helicopter International Isfahan Bell Helicopter Khoroush

Nader Calls S C Product Liability Bills Hazardous

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader labels South Carolina product liability bills hazardous in letters to lawmakers and press. He cites protections for manufacturers and the long term dangers of asbestos and DES, warning against time bomb products. House and Senate sponsors deny. committee review ongoing.

Columbia Ralph Nader South Carolina Nader House Charles E. Hodges D-Harry Jean Toal D-Richland

Eight day school program mixes fun with learning at St Angela Academy

Aiken High and Leavelle McCampbell High report talent show results and upcoming events. Students explore electives from Hobbies and Fantasy to Ocean Geography while other activities include tennis, wood carving, CPR certification and def ensive driving. The Queen of Hearts show benefits the Heart Association.

St. Angela Academy Donna Moersen Aiken Department of Public Safety Red Cross Aiken High-Schofield Angela Osbon Mike Parrish Cindy Carver Aiken Schofield Hornet Herald Greg Byrd Aiken High Aiken Woman's Club Aiken Junior Woman's Club Greg Queen OF Hearts H. Odell Weeks Aiken Community Playhouse The Heart Association

Connelly says farm timberland compatible with beauty at Silver Bluff

Dan Connelly manager of Silver Bluff Plantation told Aiken Rotary Club that the 3100 acre Audubon sanctuary blends farming wildlife and timberland. He noted mechanized farming reduced ground cover affecting wildlife and highlighted ongoing protection efforts. The public can hike and bird watch there with no trapping hunting or picnicking allowed.

Dan Connelly Silver Bluff Plantation Connelly Aiken Rotary Club The Audubon Society Silver Bluff Clemson University Cathwood Aiken County Tom Cofer Bob Kenney Michael Townes David Mullins W.B. Mullins

Seven Candidates Seek Magistrate Seats In Langley And Graniteville

Seven candidates vie for two Aiken County magistrate posts in the Graniteville and Langley districts with an advisory Feb. 6 election. Nominees include Wise Lowe Mundy Holley for Graniteville and Jones Wilson Johnson for Langley. Voters in specified precincts will cast ballots 8 am to 7 pm. appointment rests with local senators and Gov. Riley.

Langley Graniteville Aiken County Horse Creek Valley Quinby A. Wise Floyd Lowe B.T. Mundy Raymond A. Holley Sidney Chuck) Jones Jr Woodrow R. Wilson Jefferson E. Johnson Wise Lowe Mundy Aiken Tec Holley Graniteville Company H and H Oil Company Jones Augusta Law College University of South Carolina Wilson Johnson Lester L. Chitty Warrenville Vaucluse Eureka 14 S.C. Highway 19 Bath Lynwood Gloverville Richard W. Riley

Public TV Fails Report Urges Private Trust Funding

The Carnegie Commission on the Future of Public Broadcasting urges replacing the current system with a privately led Public Communications Trust. It recommends $1.2 billion in funding by 1985 to expand a public system balancing local and national needs.

New York Carnegie Commission On the Future of Public Broadcasting Tion

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Wethersfield Conn S.C St. Angela Steve Hibbard Langley-Bath-Clearwater High William Randolph Hurst Foundation Senate Washington, D.C Leavelle McCampbell Leavelle McCampbell High By Lynne Katonak Martha Arthur Lisa Boyd Lynn Bryant Tim Cook Dean Garrett Lisa Taylor Mike Daniels Ronnie Duncan David McClure Brian Strother Kim Cook Bonnie Busbee England France Germany Austria Italy Holland Switzerland Richard Wagner Beethoven Mozart Ridge Spring-Monetta Tony Anderson Ridge Spring-Monetta High Bill Sue Thelma Coleman Lynne Katonak Silver Bluff Management
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