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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1980

Page

12

Downward Rates Make Now a Good Time to Buy a Home

Aiken experts discuss falling mortgage rates and rising home costs as demand grows. Peggy Simons of Williams-Sheen Agency notes she expects rates to dip briefly before rising, while Don Murphy of Palmetto Federal cites about 12 percent mortgage rates. Buyers are advised to consider homes needing work and to focus on south Aiken growth areas Crosland Park Gem Lakes Quail Hollow.

Aiken Realtor Peggy Simons Don Murphy Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan Charles Blackburn Aiken

Lokey Designs Homes Across Aiken County Area

C F Lokey, non architect designer, built in last 25 years homes across Aiken County. He moved his office to 215 Richland Ave after 26 years over Security Federal Savings, handles mail order catalogs, and stores his wife Pat’s restaurant gear nearby. Lokey came to Aiken with the Army Corps in 1951 and chose to stay, offering complete plans with 75 to 100 dollar fees.

C.F. Lokey Aiken Lokey Security Federal Savings and Loan Richland Ave Home Sewing Center Pat Army Corps of Engineers Savannah River Corps Atlanta University of South Carolina North Augusta

Butler Derrick to Hold Constituent Meetings in Aiken

Representative Butler Derrick of South Carolina will host constituent meetings from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Monday in Room 5 of the Federal Building at 211 York Street in Aiken. Public entry for district residents.

Butler Derrick D-S.c Aiken Federal Building York St

Miss Columbia wins talent round at Miss South Carolina pageant

Julia Diane Hill, 23, a music student from Columbia, won the second round of the talent competition with a piano rendition of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. She was noted as the best-looking contestant in the bathing suit portion of Wednesday's preliminaries at Greenville Memorial Auditorium.

Greenville South Carolina Miss Columbia Julia Diane Hill George Gershwin Greenville Memorial Auditorium

State Advises Boards On Absentee Ballot Use

The South Carolina Election Commission told county election boards not to issue large numbers of absentee ballots for the November general election amid abuse allegations from June primaries. Executive director James B. Ellisor cited a Dillon County joint state federal probe and stressed ballots must be personally requested.

Columbia State Election Commission James B. Ellisor Commission Dillon Coun Ty. Ellisor

Accused Turns State's Evidence In Trial

In Lexington AP report, George Arthur Furtick 22 pleads guilty to accessory after murder and armed robbery in exchange for testifying against two men and a woman in the Swansea policeman slaying case. The state drops murder charge and delays sentencing until co-defendants are tried. Local judge denies motions to close proceedings and to relocate trial citing the Supreme Court open trial ruling.

Lexington Swansea 11Th Circuit George Arthur Furtick Furtick Julius H. Baggett Donald V. Myers Baggett U.S. Supreme Court

State creates film office to lure movies to South Carolina

South Carolina forms a film office affiliated with ETV to attract productions, coordinate local impact, and list talent. Debra B. Rosen will lead the agency, funded by a $50 000 appropriation. ETV has aided projects like The Great Santini and The Double McGuffin and cites regional economic gains from filming.

Columbia South Carolina Debra B. Rosen ETV Henry J. Cauthen Santini Beaufort Double McGuffin Charleston Cauthen McGuffin

Tobacco Auctions May Hold Fewer Leaves

South Carolina tobacco auctions open July 28 in Pee Dee with potentially less leaf than usual due to late planting from wet spring and drought. Officials expect reduced output but stable prices near 1979 levels, contingent on crop conditions in the next two weeks and foreign demand.

Columbia South Carolina Pee Dee G. Bryan Patrick Marion Fowler Lake City State Warehousemen’s Association

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