Aiken County Board schedules executive session on personnel
The Aiken County School Board will hold an executive session tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Education Center Board Room 843 Edgefield Ave. N.W. to discuss personnel matters including a possible replacement for William Clyburn at Aiken High School. Clyburn was recently named to the SC Industrial Commission.
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Aiken County Board of Education
William C. Clyburn
Aiken High School
Robert H. Slay
Clyburn
8.C. Industrial Commission
Education Center Board Room
Edgefield Ave
N.W
Publication Calls Derrick Most Liberal
The National Journal ranked Sen Strom Thurmond and Rep Floyd Spence as among the United States conservatives in 1985 voting, while Rep Butler Derrick was the South Carolina liberal. The analysis covered economic social and foreign policy votes. MOSCOW AP two more died from the Chernobyl disaster bringing deaths to 25 and 18,000 hospitalized initially.
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The
National Journal
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Floyd D. Spence
U.S
Congress
Thurmond
Malcolm Wallop
R-Wyo
Phil Gramm
Texas
William Armstrong
R- Lo
Rep
Spence
House
Butler C. Derrick
D-S.c
South Carolina
Moscow
Chernobyl
Rain likely for Aiken with thundershowers forecast
Aiken may receive rain in the next 24 hours with a 30 percent chance of precipitation tonight and 40 percent chance of thundershowers tomorrow. Tonight’s low will be in the upper 60s and tomorrow’s high in the 80s. Details on Page 1A.
Deaths listed in South Carolina obituaries
The notice lists the names Diamond H. Corley Doris S. Gossett Otis C. Hall Alvin J. Hurt Lois M. Lovett Susan A. McIntyre James P. McManus Chariton H. Shaw Lora L. Wiesendanger with locations Edgefield Union North Augusta Graniteville St Matthews Aiken Couchton New Ellenton and New Ellenton. Details appear on page 12A.
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Diamond H. Corley
Edgefield
Doris S. Gossett
Union
Otis C. Hall
North Augusta
Alvin J. Hurt
Graniteville
Lois M. Lovett
St. Matthews
Susan A. McIntyre
Aiken
James P. McManus
Couchton
Chariton H. Shaw
New Ellenton
Lora L. Wiesendanger
AT&T Strike Causes Delays Across Operator Service
The nationwide walkout by about 155,000 AT&T employees disrupted operator service with minor delays and warned of longer repair times if the strike extends. Michigan and New England affiliates reported picket-line incidents, while AT&T stressed most long-distance calls remain direct-dial. Union demands target up to 20,000 technicians facing pay cuts, a claim AT&T denies.
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At&t
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Communication Workers of America
Michigan Bell
Greg Gordon
Detroit
Ohio Bell Telephone
Peter Cronin
New England Telephone Co
Boston
NET
CWA
Tom Duddy
Bell of Pennsylvania
Bell System
New York Telephone
New York
Herb Linnen
Arizona
Roger
Mark Trierweiler
Michigan
Tax Overhaul Lobbyists Target Joint Senate Conference
Washington AP lobbyists and lawmakers push for a rapid backroom deal after public Senate consideration of a radical tax overhaul. House version already passed, with Deputy Treasury Secretary Darman guiding administration aims. Negotiators will craft a compromise bill behind closed doors amid unprecedented lobbying.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Richard C. Darman
Tax Changes Stir Senate Finance Debate Amid Lobby Push
Washington reports estimates from Joint Committee on Taxation show how average income tax liabilities could fall under the Senate approved overhaul in 1988. Sen. Bob Packwood leads pep rallies for the bill, promising to resist major amendments and secure passage with broad opposition to changes.
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Washington
Senate Finance Mittee
Joint Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Finance Committee
Packwood
Senate
Convenience Store Hit By Armed Robber In Early Morning HoldUp
A North Aiken incident at the Depot on York Street and Rutland Drive saw a white male suspect about 5-10 in a blue car enter the store at 6 a.m. with a knife and demand cash. Investigators consider the vehicle may be stolen. APSD continues inquiry.
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North Aiken
York Street
Rutland Drive
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken County
Carrol Heath
APSD
Shealy Blocks Senate Vote on South Africa Divestment
In Columbia Sen Theo Mitchell urges divestment from South Africa over apartheid, while Sen Ryan Shealy delays and opposed final action arguing it could worsen violence. The debate centers on restricting state securities and contracts with entities tied to South Africa after 1987 and 1991, with other senators signaling procedural and policy concerns.
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Columbia
Theo Mitchell
South Carolina
South Africa
Ryan Shealy
Lexington
Soviet Union
Shealy
U.S
Mitchell
Sens
John, Courson
Glenn McConnell
Senate
Courson
R-Richland
McConnell
Charleston
Transplant Patient Jumorris Landy to Attend Aiken Graduation
Jumorris Landy an 18 year old donor student at Aiken High School will attend his graduation tonight. He received a heart transplant at University Hospital two weeks ago and will be released by his doctor to join classmates for commencement exercises. The ceremony is at USC Aiken gymnasium at 8 p m tonight according to Kristy Sample of the University Hospital Public Affairs office.
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Jumorris Landy
Landy
Aiken High School
University Hospital
Kristy Sample
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