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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1979

Page

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Not Rabid Black Bear in Aiken County Incident

Aiken County reports the recently killed black bear was not rabid after lab tests. Wildlife experts say its proximity to humans likely stemmed from confusing behavior, not aggression, and advise making noise and standing ground if confronted.

Aiken John D. Hatcher Forest Service Aiken County Dennis E. Willing Hatcher Willing Vernon W. Bevill South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department Bevill

Gas Price Rules Prompt Mixed Predictions Across Regions

A consumer group claims new federal allocation rules grant windfall profits to gasoline dealers, while a 60 000 station retailer group says the rules don t help enough. The Energy Department says motorists will benefit overall with a 15.4 cent per gallon ceiling in effect Monday.

Washington Energy Department Midwest South Missouri Energy Program J.W. Abbott Pennsylvania Delaware Center For Auto Safety Clarence Ditlow

Somoza Resigns Ending Four Decade Rule in Nicaragua

President Anastasio Somoza resigned and flew to Florida after 42 years of family rule. Francisco Urcuyo was elected to lead the lower house as a provisional junta waited for the Sandinista rebels to complete their takeover.

Joe Frazier Associated Press Managua Nicaragua Anastasio Somoza Florida Congress Francisco Urcuyo U.S. State Department Washington Somoza Homestead Air Force Base Miami Urcuyo Costa Rica Virginia Dallas- Fort Worth Air Force Jinotepe Carter State Department

Belvedere N A Tire Slashing Spurs $1500 in Damage

Tire slashing vandals caused about 1500 dollars in damage to 12 cars in a Belvedere neighborhood last night. Cars parked at residences on McKensie Street and Seymour Drive suffered cuts. North Augusta residents on Crestland Drive and Austin Street also reported tire slashings Sunday night with only left rear tires affected.

Belvedere Aiken County Sheriff's Department McKensie Street Seymour Drive North Augusta

Day, Knight and Weekes in a Name Debate

A Laurens Street philosopher muses on naming choices and life lessons. The tale recalls Day refusing to marry Weekes over his name, choosing Knight instead, amid reflections on childrearing and dog psychology and a note of jealousy in relationships.

Day Weekes Mr. Knight Laurens Street

Carter vows to listen more as he meets Congress

President Carter says he has learned his lesson and will listen to private citizens. He and congressional leaders meet at the White House to discuss his energy agenda after speeches and a Detroit union address. Carter pledges to stay in touch with Americans while promising action.

Washington Carter Congress White House Alan Cranston California Senate S.I. Hayakawa Detroit The Communications Workers of America National Association of Counties Kansas City

Low Peach Prices Worrying Growers

South Carolina peach growers report lower prices this month despite a strong harvest. Traders blame midseason supply, trucker strikes, higher inflation, inspections, and tradition and note a $7 price drop per 3/4 bushel from June to July.

Bell Ed Kay

Loyal Four Follow Wall To USC Aiken

Loyal Four follow wall to USC Aiken as described inside today’s Aiken County Today section. Inside pages cover classifieds collegiate notes community calendar comics Dear Abby editorials obituaries and other features.

Loyal Four Wall Usc-Aiken Aiken County Dear Abby

Funds Conflict May Strain PSA Funds

A conflict over 400000 of federal funds may strain the Aiken County Public Service Authority. An EPA audit ruled 40 percent of administrative costs ineligible and a 250000 low bid addition ineligible for EPA participation. PSA may bear costs. chairman William J. Mottel called the situation unfortunate and described bureaucratic delays.

North Augusta Aiken County William J. Mottel PSA EPA Arthur Pew Construction Co Pew Company

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