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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1981

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Fourth of July Picnic Scene in Aiken County

Aiken County residents prepare for Independence Day celebrations with picnics and a focus on the nation’s 205th birthday. Kathy Lamb and her son Kevin, who turns two in November, are pictured in a staff photo by Elizabeth Harrington.

Kathy Lamb Kevin Elizabeth Harrington

Union Vote May Bring Air Strike

Union leaders urge rejection of the tentative air traffic controllers contract as ballots go out to 15,000 members. If defeated, new negotiations would follow. a strike could ground half of U S air traffic and deepen economic strain. The pact offers a 6.6 percent wage and benefits increase plus a 4.8 percent general raise for government workers.

Washington Marcia Feldman Chicago Transportation Drew Lewis Reagan

Oil glut credited with drop for fourth

The Associated Press reports a fourth of July price drop as major refiners cut gasoline prices by up to 3 cents a gallon amid a global oil glut. Exxon, Chevron, Shell and others reduce wholesale rates while Mobil lifts prices west of the Rockies. World oil production from Saudi Arabia aids the downward trend.

Dan Lundberg Midwest Chevron USA Shell Oil Co Cities Service Co Mobil Corp Rocky Mountains Arizona Exxon Corp California Lundberg Saudi Arabia Conoco Inc Libya Exxon British Petroleum

Aiken County Council approves 19 mill tax increase plan

Aiken County Council settled on a 19 mill tax increase for residents after scrapping recent agency reductions. The plan includes at least 11 mills to support new bonded debt from the school board, with four mills for jail funding and salary increases for county workers. A public hearing on the 1981-82 budget is set for Tuesday night at 7.

Aiken Mim Woodring Warner Aiken County Gil Trapp Woodring South Carolina

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