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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1982

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Battle for Mount Kent Sparks Falklands Tensions

British marines and paratroopers clash with Argentine troops on Mount Kent, 1500 feet high, west of Stanley, as Rear Admiral John Woodward gains authority to decide if Argentines may surrender before a broader assault on the Falklands capital. London sources say aims include avoiding humiliating defeat amid Latin American instability.

Stanley Falkland Islands London John Woodward Falklands Britain Press Association Independent Television News Argentina Latin America British Defense Ministry Mount Kent

British Hail Slain Colonel Led Frontline Charge at Goose Green

Lt. Col. Herbert Jones of the Parachute Regiment was killed during the 14 hour battle for Goose Green airfield in the Falklands. His platoon seized two Argentine machine gun nests as his men advanced, overrunning positions and capturing about 1,400 prisoners. Col. Jones’s leadership was described as brilliant and courageous with the operation credited to his plan by Maj. Chris Keeble.

London Britain Herbert Jones Parachute Regiment Red Devils Goose Green Jones Christopher Dunphie Naval Headquarters H’s Maj Chris Keeble

Cox seeks House District 84 seat in anti waste bid

Democratic candidate Carl Cox campaigns for the House District 84 primary against Billy Jones and Mary Lou Seymour. A car repairman and part time preacher from Langley living in Clearwater since 1977 he denounces government waste and vows to represent the people with practical solutions. He cites his community ties and civic roles as proof of his commitment.

Carl Thomas Cox Cox Billy Jones Mary Lou Seymour Down To Earth Carl Cox Langley Clearwater Martha Dale Wicker Belvedere Church of Christ University of South Carolina At Aiken Society of American Magicians

Jones Seeks Re‑election Based on Experience and Service

William Henry Jones of District 84 Clearwater declares his readiness to serve again, citing two years in the South Carolina House as a learning experience. He faces Carl Cox and Mary Lou Seymour in the June 8 primary, promotes education and law enforcement, and critiques taxation while emphasizing prudent spending and government reform.

William Billy) Henry Jones D-Clearwater S.C Jones Carl Cox Mary Lou Seymour Rep. Jones South Carolina Nies Aiken County

Mary Lou Seymour Seeks House District 84 Seat

Charleston native Mary Lou Seymour, 36, running in the June 8 Democratic primary for South Carolina House District 84, emphasizes people power over money. She outlines plans to push legislation, keep constituents informed through meetings, and ensure public hearings reflect district wants while navigating fiscal limits and potential tax concerns.

Mary Lou Seymour S.C Ms. Seymour Columbia Billy Jones Carl Cox Charleston

Inside Today Aiken County Today

Classifieds and notices from Aiken County including comics community calendar and local obituaries. Brief items cover local events, TV listings, weather outlook, and reader notices in concise shorthand.

Aiken County Abby Erma Bombeck

Protest Is Called Cathartic Experience

Nylon rope blocked access to the Savannah River Plant administration grounds as SRP patrols and nearby highway patrol kept watch. Four Natural Guard members entered the SRP property in a civil disobedience act at about 2 30 p m, with two more protesters arrested later in the afternoon.

Savannah River Plant Administration SRP S. C The Natural Guard

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