11 Jul 1980
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1980
Page
1
A Belvedere adult bookstore Stage Five Cinema failed a building inspection by Aiken County Inspector Joe W. Busbee. Reforms needed include reverse electrical polarity, sturdy steps, outward opening door, covered exposed wires, and fire extinguishers. Reinspection anticipated in two to three days.
An Aiken resident reports a robin pulling a worm with a pot holder during a warm spell. Paula and Walt Joseph waited about two hours for a call from their son Joe who was on an archaeological dig in southern France. Anne Hagelston mixed up a list while planning summer activities for the recreation department.
Campaign disclosure shows Moore spent 12000 dollars including personal funds while kneece used about 2000. Forney and Caughman spent around 2900 with Caughman defeating Forney. Ethics officials say deadlines were tight with fines possible.
Richard Queen, the first American freed after seven months, arrived in Zurich and was taken to a hospital for treatment of a possible psychological or neurological issue. Tehran says no shift in stance toward remaining captives as Queen undergoes unspecified care.
Marshall Parker, candidate in the Third Congressional District, calls for local school boards to decide on school prayer. The Oconee County businessman spoke at a press conference about legislation stalled in a subcommittee.
Parker challenges incumbent Derrick over blocking a bill to restore school prayer amid a 15 month committee delay after Senate passage. Parker cites Gallup support while Derrick defends vowing to back voluntary prayer, condemning discharge petitions as political gimmicks. Helms amendment referenced.
Richard J. Nolan II used CPR and the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge a choking object in a friend at a gathering in Aiken. The act earned him a national Red Cross lifesaving award presented by the local chapter for extraordinary action.
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