Funeral notices share rites for Starnes Carpenter Hoover
Deaths and funerals from Graniteville Augusta and surrounding areas list Ruth A. Starnes Walter Hubert Carpenter and James Attaway Hoover. Services set at Wesley United Methodist Church Sunset Memory Gardens Poteet Funeral Home and grave locations with pallbearers and survivors named. Mr. Starnes died Tuesday at an Aiken County hospital at age 52.
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Ruth A. Starnes
Wesley United Methodist Church
Joseph Frazier
Pine Lawn Memorial Cemetery
Graniteville
Walter Hubert Carpenter
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Franklin Hammond
Mr. Carpenter
Orin B. Briggs
Terry Holcombe
Carl Craig
George Holley
Jack Bell
George Bell
Posey
Augusta
James Attaway Hoover
Harold Rd
James E. Hoover
North Augusta
Richmond County
Poteet Funeral Home
Greene Street
Jerry Newton
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Hoover
Barnwell
Lombard Iron Works
Louise H. Dixon
Community Calendar of Meetings and Events
Listings for this evening include a vasectomy counseling clinic at Midland Valley Shopping Center and multiple groups at H Odell Weeks including Conway Diet Institute North Augusta Sertoma Aiken Chess Club Aiken Track Club Dickerson Lodge and Aiken A A Al Anon meetings. Tomorrow features Aiken County Museum and bridge sessions plus Senior Citizens Narcotics Anonymous gatherings. Larry Wood accepts club and meeting representations at Box 456 Aiken 29801.
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Midland Valley
Clearwater
Conway Diet Institute
H. Odell
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Aiken County
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Senior Citizens
Narcotics Anonymous
York St
S.E
Larry Wood
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Carter Opens Mixed Trip in California Visit
President Carter began a two week trip blending politics relaxation and diplomacy. He planned a speech before the National Education Association and aimed to energize labor support in Reagan country while recasting the trip as an official presidential visit with fundraising time amid the energy bill defeat.
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Washington
Carter
Ronald Reagan
California
National Education Association
Reagan Pushes Grain Embargo Lift in Bipartisan Drive
Reagan campaign aides and Capitol Hill Republicans staged parallel news conferences to push lifting the Carter grain embargo on the Soviet Union. A GOP Senate and House group spoke from near the Agriculture Department on the Mall, arguing only farmers suffer under the embargo.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
Reagan
Mexico
Department of Agriculture
GOP
Congress Approves $16.9 Billion Emergency Spending Bill
Congress rushed to approve a $16.9 billion emergency package to rescue near bankrupt federal programs and restore revenue sharing with states. The compromise bill, under the 1980 budget ceiling, funds Mount St. Helens relief Cuban refugee aid and black lung benefits for disabled coal miners before heading to President Carter for signature.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Congress
Carter
Mount St. Helens
Hot Weekend Forecast Keeps Temperatures in the 90s
The forecast calls for highs in the mid 90s through the weekend with no rain expected. Tonight will be warm with a lower 70s, Friday climbs to the mid 90s, and holiday celebrations are expected to be mostly dry. Extended outlook remains hot with 90s highs and 70s lows.
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Northwest
Plains
Great Lakes
Midwest
mid-Atlantic
New York
Uncle Sam Wants Registering 19 year olds
The plan covers all 19 year old males with no exemption except active duty. They must register in person and may receive a confirmation letter after three months. Even those abroad must register at an American embassy or risk five years in jail and a $10,000 fine.
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Alexander
Country Music Festival Plans Parking and Security Setup
The festival will use 40 acres for parking and 10 acres for the audience. Tickets cost $11 for a two day pass. Security will be provided by off duty Highway Patrolmen and Aiken County Sheriff's Deputies. Organizers report no problems with arrangements and deny Wagener theater connections. Deputy Ray notes no complaints to the sheriff department about the festival.
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Douglas
Aiken County
Wagener
0.W. Ray
Arson Suspected In Three Graniteville Fires
Fire destroyed three century old houses in Graniteville near Eagle Street and S C 33 Tuesday night. Investigators probe cause as a power line failed hampering efforts. The blaze began at an abandoned home at 10 45 p.m. and was under control by 11 20.
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Graniteville
Eagle Street
S.C. 33
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Kalmia Plaza
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