Deaths And Funerals In South Carolina Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from New Ellenton and nearby towns report Henry L. Huff age 70 of 200 Old Whiskey Road died at home. funeral today at George Funeral Home with Masonic rites. burial at Town Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. Also noted are Allen Thomas of Pittsburgh, Harold William Townsend, Nathan Andrew Howard, and related memorials and survivors.
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New Ellenton
Henry L. Huff
Whiskey Road
George Funeral Home
Milfred Vaughn
Town Creek Baptist Church
Huff
Texas
B.F. Shaw Construction
Aiken
Masonic Lodge No
Richard Little
E.I. Antley
Ray Garvin
Keith Harris
Pittsburgh
Allen Thomas
Ella Quiller
Graniteville
Miller’s Funeral Home
Thomas
Aiken County
Jacksonville Baptist Church
Bath
Nathan Andrew Howard
Railroad St
Bath United Methodists Church
Floyd Chandler
Michael Gufee
Sunset Memory Gardens
Howard
Emanuel County
Bath United Methodist Church
Shaffer Distributing Company
A.B. Beverage Company
Reidsville
Claude A. Howard
North Augusta
William Howard
Johnny Howard
Tommy Howard
Edward Howard
Jimmy Howard
Marion Howard
Larry Howard
Gene Powell
Jimmy Garner
Forest Garner
Posey
Langley
Bath United Methodist Church Building Fund
Community Calendar for Optimist Club Events in Aiken Area
Local calendar lists multiple community meetings and activities across North Augusta Aiken Belvedere and Graniteville including Toastmasters council meetings Aiken Jaycees band and several AA groups at various venues. A note invites clubs and reps to write Ellison Garvin at Aiken Standard with event details.
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Aiken Community Band
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Aiken York Rite Bodies
Masonic Temple
Panhellenic
Aiken County Mental Health Association
North Augusta
Ellison Garvin
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Prices Rise Across Food and Capital Goods in June
A Labor Department report shows finished consumer food prices up 0.5 percent in June with beef and veal driving gains. Wholesale energy goods up 0.2 percent, while capital equipment climbs 0.7 percent led by aircraft and heavy trucks. Adjusted indices show revisions for January to March. Analysts expect inflation to stay below last year but warn the recent slower pace may not last.
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Labor Department
Heatwave Persists With Humid Skies And T-storm Chance
Weather outlook shows hot humid conditions through tomorrow with partial cloud cover and a risk of evening thunderstorms. Temperatures reach the high 90s, falling to the low 70s at night, then end of week trends toward sunny skies and continued heat.
Paskel Sworn In As New Aiken County School Superintendent
Dr. Robert W. Paskel will be sworn in as superintendent at the Aiken County Board of Education meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Educational Center 843 Edgefield Ave. He succeeds Ted B. Willis and comes from Dade County Florida. The agenda includes a renewed SC School Boards Association membership and an administrative structure for 1981 82. The board will later hold an executive session to review appeals.
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Dr. Paskel
Aiken County
Dade County
Florida
Ted B. Willis
S.C. School Boards Association
North Augusta Council Eyes Water System Expansion
The North Augusta City Council will discuss a resolution to acquire Water Distributors Inc to extend the city water system. They will also consider accepting a $700,000 1981 Development Block Grant from HUD and must obtain conditional approval for environmental reviews and a funding agreement.
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North Augusta
Water Distributors Inc
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Wagener Town Council Reads Revenue Budget First
Wagener officers approve a revenue-sharing budget totaling 18 652 dollars that covers a new police car a share in the county radio system and an officer’s salary. The council standardizes garbage cans at 35 gallons with a four dollar town sale. A special meeting at 7 30 p m Monday will review audit bids and town books.
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Wagener
Dottie Ray
Aiken
Ray
Iran hunts student linked to deadly party headquarters bombing
Beirut AP reports a 23 year old student, Mohammad Reza Kalahi, is sought for planting two bombs at the Islamic Republican Party HQ in Tehran. The blasts killed 72 political leaders including Ayatollah Beheshti and multiple ministers. Authorities say he was connected to Mujahedeen Khalq and vanished after the June 28 attack. Over 130 anti government executions followed the ouster of Bani Sadr. 1,500 leftists jailed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iran
Mohammmad Reza Kalahi
University of Science and Industry
Islamic Republican Party
Tehran
Revolutionary Guard
Kalahi
Mujahedeen Khalq
Ayatollah
Mohammad Hussein Beheshti
Tehran Radio
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Evin
Sari
Tabriz
Bani Sadr
Peykar
Fedayeen Khalq
Kurdish Democratic Party
Pars
Burnettown Man Charged Over Drug Manufacturing
John W. Martin of Third Street Burnettown was arrested last weekend and charged with manufacturing a controlled substance. Sheriff’s reports say marijuana plants and 10 white tin foil wrapped tablets were found at his home.
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Burnettown
John W. Martin
Third Street
Dan Bowe
Aiken County
Serial Numbers Are Important Says County Official
Chief Deputy Dan Bowe of the Aiken County Sheriff's Department urges residents to keep a running list of serial numbers for possessions. He notes many ignore reminders and rely on recovery without having serials. He recommends storing the list outside the home, in a safe deposit box or other secure place.
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Aiken County
Bowe
Herbert Rudnick Re‑elected Vice Chairman in South Carolina
Herbert Rudnick, re elected vice chairman of the South Carolina Mental Retardation Commission, was named to the commission in 1971. He is president of Star Chemical Company in Aiken and has led activity with the Aiken Jaycees, the Aiken Red Cross chapter, and the Kirk School for the Retarded. All commissioners are gubernatorial appointees serving four year terms.
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Aiken
Aiken Jaycees
The
American Red Cross
Kirk School For the Retarded
Jackson Passes Balanced Budget
Jackson town council approves a balanced budget of 140 750 dollars after a third reading. Mayor Helms also reappoints committees and assigns council members to Budget and Finance Streets and Drains Police Sanitation and Health Fire Parks and Recreation as named by town clerk Ferrell.
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Jackson
Dale Ferrell
A. Earlie Helms
Ferrell
Dennis Boring
Hank Baurer
Fred Darnell
al Ellis
Frank Polattie
Robert Thornton
Parks and Recreation
Republicans reject new Social Security payroll tax hike
Sen. William L. Armstrong and Sen. Bob Dole ruled out raising payroll taxes or using general revenue funds to save Social Security as the program faces insolvency by end of 1982. They testified amid hearings on Reagan plan and urged swift action to avoid benefits cuts or rapid deficits.
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Washington
Senate
William L. Armstrong
Colorado
Bob Dole
Kansas
Reagan
Armstrong
Dole
Health and Human Services
Richard Schweiker
John Svahn
Social Security Administration
Schweicker
Labor
Raymond Donovan
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Congress
General Revenue Fund
Aiken Standard PBM Subscription Advance Payment Notice
Advance payments should be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The notice directs readers to remit funds to the specified subscription account.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
Aiken
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Aiken, S.C
Town Creek Road
Harold W. Townsend
Harold William Townsend
Durham St
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
N.L. Bush
Townsend
Nathan A. Howard
On Optimist Club
Aiki Seafood Hut
Smith Hazel Recreation Center
Aiken County Board of Education
Jaycee Hut
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Aiken County Health Department
Aiken County Museum
Graniteville Exchange Club
Heyward’s
Western Steer
Senior Citizens
Senior Citizens Clubhouse
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Great Lakes
Dashon Grant of
North Augusta Council
Csra Computer Service
D. Kim Ledford
Ray P. Kroger
Public Service Authority
Buena Vista Ave
Burnettown Man
Herbert Rudnick
Mock Roofing and Metal Works, Inc
E Free
Cal
Pete Boone
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