Deaths And Funerals in Greenwood area
Effie Vance Lott 89 died in Abbeville nursing home. Funeral today at Clark-Bland with Rev. Healey. burial Philippi Baptist Church cemetery. Survived by daughter Mary Morris Greenwood son Luther Moseley Johnston four grandchildren. Charles Eugene Scott former Ward council member died in Columbia hospital. burial Philippi Baptist Church. memorials to church fund. Marion Hartley 55 died in Greenwood. services tomorrow at Talbert-Shires. burial Elmwood. Mary Turner 72 of Route 256 died in Aiken County hospital. many children and siblings listed. services Mount Zion Baptist Church with burial there. Cleon Lucas Richards 54 died at home. funeral Grace Episcopal Church. burial Quaker Cemetery. survivors include widow Tom Richards and six children. American Cancer Society noted. Kornegay Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Charles Eugene Scott
Ward
Columbia
Edgefield County
George W. and
Maude Claxton Scott
Philippi Baptist Church
Annie Ruth Denny Scott
Teresa Lynn Scott
Pamela Clark Long
C. Lawson Scott
North Litchfield Beach
Philippi Baptist Church Special Building Fund
Clark-Bland Funeral Home
Greenwood
Marion Hartley
St. Piere
Angelle Winn Hartley
Barbarann H. McMakin
Mehion
Omenia Hartley
Mary
Delayed Visit Strikes Note At Savannah River Plant
A staffer from the U S Armed Services Committee delays a planned on site inspection of the Savannah River Plant and four other nuclear facilities amid a backlog of work. The report cites aging equipment and calls for maintenance funds, while SRP argues it remains uncased and safe. plant manager Nathaniel Stetson says no closure or health risk exists.
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Savannah River Plant
SRP
U.S. Armed Services Committee
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Congress
Nathaniel Stetson
Advance payments directed to Aiken Standard-PBM
Instruction from the Aiken Standard appears specifying that all advance payments should be made to the Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription. The notice emphasizes payment routing to the subscription entity.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
PBM
Aiken
Firm Selected For S C Plant In Berkeley County
Yeorgin Construction Co of Greenville was chosen to build the Alumax aluminum reduction plant on about 200 acres of a 6 000 acre wooded tract in Berkeley County Construction is slated to begin in early fall 1 2000 workers will be used during construction and about 800 permanent jobs will be provided to county residents ALCOA engineering and technology will be used at the plant
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Columbia
Yeorgin Construction Co
Greenville
Berkeley County
Alumax
James A. Howarth
Howarth
Aluminum Company of America
ALCOA
Senate Rejects Grant Dominican Annexation Treaty
The Senate refused to approve a treaty submitted by President Grant for the annexation of the Dominican Republic by the United States on June 30, 1870.
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Senate
President Grant
Dominican Republic
United States
Nationwide Weather Forecast Outlook for Plains to Great Lakes
Showers predicted today from the western Plains to the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Valley. Shower chances extend from the western Gulf to Florida with hot temperatures in the Southwest and southern Plains. Warm weather expected across much of the remainder of the country.
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Western Plains
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Valley
Western Gulf
Florida
Southern Plains
Aiken County Council Actions on Facilities and Appointments
Council discusses a proposed 10 acre site for a county facility funded by rent income with no tax burden. Seven members are appointed to the Aiken County Commission for the Handica with terms ending June 19, 1981. Budget moves include transferring 10,229.27 for two county vehicles and approving Wingate Elmore Duncan as county auditor for 1978-79 amid party concerns. An executive session is set to prepare a discretionary funds budget and vehicle parking at landfills is reviewed.
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State Council
Warner
Aiken County
Aiken C Commission
Handica
Sam Brock
Aiken
Jeri Sue Bansavage
Joan Davis
North Augusta
Lawrence Harrison
Conrad Hartzog
Eddie Lou Holloway
Phyllis Pellarin
E.M.S
Council
Wingate, Elmore and Duncan
CPA
Forest L. Kirby
Joe Duncan
Republican Party
Sheriff's Department
Bob Gallager
Council On Aging
Lucas Ray
North Augusta Council Advances Economic Development Plan
The North Augusta council debated a grant amendment to fund a project with the Economic Development Administration and agreed the city would cover 40 percent of costs as part of securing EDA funds. The EDA would pay 300000 toward improvements, while other agencies declined.
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Ject
Coastal Plains Regional Commission
Farmers Home Administration
McKenney
Economic Development Administration
EDA
North Augusta
Jim Pope
Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals
Wes Summers
Zoning Board
Berkie Ayer
Council
Aiken Chamber Vice President Is Terminated
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce fired Executive Vice President Burrel Whitley effective yesterday due to philosophical differences. The board issued a brief statement praising Whitley’s contributions and wishing him well in his next endeavors as the chamber noted its growth and impact on the community.
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Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Burrel Whitley
Whitley
Chamber
Gadsen Purchase Ratified by Senate in 1854
The Senate approved the Gadsen Purchase on June 29, 1854, creating a tract that now forms southern New Mexico and southern Arizona.
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Gadsen
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
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Luther Lou
Charles E. Scott
Mrs. Curtis Turner
Mrs
Tom Richards
Stetson
S.C
Lutgy
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept of Comn
Jonathon Vowles
Ludlow
Eng
Vowles
Buller Derrick
Ds.c
Sidereal Avenue
Concord Avenue
Ayer
Aiken Chamber
Itchell
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