Pianists DeLoach and Holmes Burrell in Hopeland Gardens Tonight
Pianist Betty DeLoach and contralto Arimae Holmes Burrell perform in concert at 7 in Hopeland Gardens with Burrell singing vocal selections and DeLoach delivering piano solos. DeLoach, a native of Aiken, holds degrees from Wesleyan and Westminster Choir College. In case of rain the program moves to First Baptist Church on York Street.
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Arimae Holmes Burrell
Hopeland Gardens
Ms. Burrell
Ms. DeLoach
Aiken
Wesleyan College
Macon
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N.J
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Energy Talk by Myrick at Aiken Recreation Center
Leon Myrick, Community Services Development Director for the Aiken County Community Action Commission, will discuss energy conservation tonight as part of the Martins Hill Enrichment Program. The talk is scheduled for 6 30 p m at the Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw Street.
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City of
Sue Roe Named National Association of Counties Director
Aiken County clerk of court Sue H. Roe has been appointed to the NACo Board of Directors as one of ten presidential appointees. She also serves as vice chair of the Court Study Committee and on NACRC’s board, with a long record in South Carolina clerks associations.
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Sue H. Roe
Aiken
National Association of Counties Board of Directors
Mrs. Roe
National Association of Counties
South Carolina Association of Counties
Roe
Association of Counties
Richard W
Dick) Riley
S.C. Historical Records Advisory Board
Frank Roe Jr
The Fugitive final episode eclipses all TV records
The final episode of The Fugitive aired August 29 1967 drew more viewers than any single TV episode to that date and held the record for 13 years until November 21 1980 when Dallas featured Who Shot J R.
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J.R
Dallas
Grazed by Gunshot Incident In Aiken Headline
Aiken man Thomas Blitchington was grazed by bullet fragments on Lee Lane after a 2:10 to 4:30 a.m. shooting near Kwik Shop. Officers say two white males in a light blue van fired at him. Other reports include a simple assault charge against Joe Mungin at York Street and Hampton Avenue, a $340 burglary at Barnes Grocery, and vandalism at Eejay's storage area in Kalmia Mall.
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Aiken
Aiken Community Hospital
Daisy Allen Sims
Eejay’s
Kalmia Mall
Windsor Man Charged With Rape Near West Columbia
Henry Louis Williams 36 of Windsor was charged with first degree criminal sexual assault in the abduction and rape of a 13 year old girl near Lexington Square shopping center in West Columbia. The victim described a van driver who abducted her at 8 15 a.m and forced entry. A $100 000 bond was set as he’s held in West Columbia Jail.
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West Columbia
Aiken County
Henry Louis Williams
Route 1
Windsor
Lexington Square
Vernon Boatwright
Shoney’s
Nuclear freeze groups plan big fundraising push this fall
Washington AP reports political fund raising groups backing a nuclear weapons freeze will raise at least 2.25 million dollars to elect pro freeze candidates and defeat opponents. New groups form to aid freeze supporters with manpower and expertise such as phone banks pollsters and consultants.
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Washington
United States
FBI Probes Weapons Cache Near World’s Fair in Knoxville
Police say the FBI joined the probe into weapons explosives drugs and computer gear found in two YMCA rooms rented by World’s Fair employee Michael Gerald King 30. A .30 caliber rifle was spotted and King faces drug and explosives charges. The cache included blasting caps chemicals combat gear and security plans for an unnamed building. A photo album labeled Our Wedding and a Suzanne Somers photo were found.
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Knoxville
Michael Gerald King
King
YMCA
Irwin
King’s Rooms
Suzanne Somers
Automakers Must Change to Survive Foreign Competition
A two year study for the National Science Foundation by university and industry experts warns U S automakers must undergo a cultural revolution at all levels to survive foreign competition. The report notes optimism but forecasts a substantial portion of production could move overseas and two thirds of cars sold in the United States may be built abroad.
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Washington
U.S
America
National Science Foundation
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