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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1980

Page

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Heatwave grips South with no relief in sight for days

The National Weather Service warns of four more hot days with temperatures near 100 degrees and stagnant air. Gov. Riley and federal officials assess drought damage as heat related deaths rise. Farmers report 70 percent drops in corn soybeans and peanuts. corn yields may fall to 50 bushels per acre this year.

Aiken County South Carolina South National Weather Service John C. Purvis The Weather Service Columbia Richard W Dick) Riley Federal Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture Riley State Agriculture Department

Eight In Iran Put To Death On Street

Eight people including seven men and a woman were executed in Tehran's red light district on Jamshid Street on orders of Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali. Charges ranged from drug trafficking to sodomy and running bordellos. Tehran Radio reported this was the second street execution by Khalkhali as a deterrent to regime crimes.

Associated Press Tehran Red Light District Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali Jamshid Tehran Radio

Carter Promises Democratic Win in Florida Speech

President Carter campaigns in Florida asserting a Democratic victory in November while denouncing the Republican ticket led by Ronald Reagan. He accuses Republicans of narrow vision and simple solutions and vows to whip them nationwide.

Hollywood Fla Carter Florida Detroit Ronald Reagan

Rains Bring Quiet to Riot-Torn Liberty City

In Miami, heavy rain dampened three days of unrest in Liberty City. Police enforced a curfew while 400 National Guardsmen stood by as a precautionary measure.

Miami Liberty City

Aiken links in Reagan campaign film Dutch aired nationally

The night air broadcast of Reagan’s campaign film Dutch showed a Kiwanis Club banner bearing Aiken South Carolina. Fay Hatcher Aiken County Council member flagged a transcript error from the council meeting noting the famous line was The buck stops here rather than The truck stops here.

Aiken Ronald Reagan Reagan Kiwanis Club Proud Words South Carolina Fay Hatcher

Economy in Decline Yet Signs Point to Turnaround

Washington AP reports the economy may have shrunk at an 8 to 9 percent annual rate in Q2 1975, a steep drop rivaling past recessions. Charles Schultze of the White House Council of Economic Advisers suggests a slow recovery may begin soon, noting housing bottoming out and improving auto sales. The Commerce Department shows June housing starts up 30.4 percent and building permits up over 28 percent, though activity remains below year-ago levels.

Washington Carter Administration Charles Schultze President Schultze Commerce Department

Post Office Ready Draft Registration Starts Monday

Selective service registration begins on the week of July 21 for 19 and 20 year olds. Born in 1960 sign up Monday July 21 and those born in 1961 on Monday July 28 at the Aiken Post Office. Registration days match birth months to spread crowds and additional staff will be assigned as needed.

Aiken United States Armed Services Farrell Rodgers

Reagan Bush campaign shifts to Northeast and Midwest

The Reagan Bush ticket pledges a campaign focus on Democratic strongholds in the Northeast and industrial Midwest. Drew Lewis says effort will target Eastern and Central time zones as Reagan accepts the nomination. Ford and Betty Ford stand with the ticket amid a rousing, ceremonial convention moment.

Detroit Ronald Reagan George Bush Northeast Midwest Drew Lewis Reagan Bush Massachusetts Connecticut America Gerald R. Ford Betty

Aiken Standard Presents Series On Books Bingo Bars

The Aiken Standard launches three part series starting Tuesday exploring adult book stores bingo games and bars in Aiken County. Reporters Jeff Wallace Thurmond Whatley and Elizabeth Harrington examine governing laws politicians views and public opinions on these businesses.

Jeff Wallace Thurmond Whatley Elizabeth Harrington Aiken Standard Aiken Standard News Aiken County Aiken

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