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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1978

Page

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Quick Action Saves Cheerleaders From Exploding Camper

Eleven cheerleaders from L B C and two chaperones escaped a camper fire near Leesburg Florida as it exploded moments after all left through a flame engulfed door. Debbie Miller and Debbie Carter guided the group to safety and watched the blaze from a service station.

Disneyworld L-B-C Debbie Carter Debbie Miller Winnebago Miller Carter Aiken Ms. Carter Debbies Citizens Band Cber Ms. Miller Debbie

Bachelor seeks middle aged lady with riding mower ad

A South Carolina classified note asks for a middle aged woman with a riding lawn mower and requests a photo. A Florida baseball game features Jim Sutton of Belvedere hitting a homer that landed in a trash can 200 feet from home plate, yet counted as one run.

South Carolina Howard Field Clearwater Jim Sutton Belvedere Dixie Langley- Bath-Clearwater

Congress Faces Two Key Showdowns On Capitol Hill

On Capitol Hill this week the Carter administration faces two pivotal votes. The Senate may lift the three year old arms embargo on Turkey while the House, aligned with the Senate, weighs prohibiting a foreign oil import fee the president threatens to impose if a crude tax fails.

Washington Carter Capitol Hill Senate Congress House White House New York City U.S. Civil Rights Commisson Ways and Means Committee Carter Administration Turkey Cyprus NATO Paul Sarbanes D-Md U.S

Tuesday Heatwave Forewarns of Hot and Humid Weather

The forecast calls for mid 90s daytime highs with partly cloudy skies and lows around 70s. Rain chances are low, about 10 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow, with similar conditions through Friday and widely scattered evening thundershowers.

Aiken Community Band at Hopeland Gardens Tonight

The Aiken Community Band performs at Hopeland Gardens at 7 with Beverly Eaves as guest soloist. Three regular members conduct Holst Second Military Suite in F and Chester. Alex Henderson conducts Chester and Chorale and Shaker Dance. Joseph Laurenza directs. A trumpet quartet plays Cornet Carillon.

Aiken Hopeland Gardens Beverly Eaves New Ellenton Don Milford Augusta Holst Alex Henderson Chester Joseph Laurenza

Tax cut plan could fuel inflation says Budget Committee chair

Budget Committee chair warns Kemp Roth plan to cut taxes by a third over three years would boost inflation and deficits. Three economic models show inflation rising and deficits reaching 75 to 130 billion by 1981, with higher interest rates and strained resources. Rep. Giaimo calls the plan a pie in the sky scheme. Kemp and Roth push drastic tax reductions with offsetting cuts not yet proposed.

Washington House Budget Committee Robert N. Giaimo D-Conn Budget Committee Giaimo Jack Kemp R-N Carter Congress

WNEZ Struck Off The Air by Thunderstorm

Lightning struck the FM transmit tower of WNEZ FM Saturday afternoon causing both WNEZ and WAKN to be damaged. Station manager Jim Bennett said FM components are damaged and WNEZ will be off air for up to a week while WAKN continues transmitting.

Wnez FM Jim Bennett WAKN Aiken Bennett WNEZ

Minimum Competency Testing Looms in Education Issues

Dr. James I. Green in Aiken County outlines minimum competency testing as diagnostic or exit exams. He argues tests should reflect taught concepts and that teachers help set test content to gauge targets without undermining professionalism.

James I. Green Aiken County Green Aiken Jeannie Lancaster

Black dog sought after bite near Two Notch Road

A missing black dog with white markings on its neck may force 16 year old Tom Hennelly of 638 Magnolia Lane to receive rabies treatment. Hennelly was bitten Saturday night near Two Notch and Price Avenue by a dog with two injured back legs that fled into a nearby wooded area and has not been located. The dog had no tags and treatment hinges on finding and testing the animal.

Two Notch Road Tom Hennelly Hennelly Magnolia Lane Two Notch Price Avenue

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