Acreage and Farms For Sale In South Carolina
Multiple real estate listings around Windsor and Aiken South Carolina. Properties include 5 and 25 acre tracts with owner financing and monthly payments, 75 acres of pine land with pond site, 1530 acres with lake and railroad frontage, 6.33 acres corner lot near Aiken, 10.34 acres wooded lot with owner financing, and 1 bedroom furnished apartment. Contact Becker & Associates or C Shealy Realtors for details.
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Banks Mill Road
Oakwood Plantation
Becker & Associates
Barnwell and
Newberry Sts
Aiken
S.C
Indian Spring Rd
Homes for Sale and Real Estate Deals in Henderson Area
Multiple real estate ads offer properties on Alpine Drive and nearby areas. Listings include a 2 story 4 BR home with 2 baths on 1 acre, brick homes around 2300 sq ft, and 3 BR 1 bath brick homes on large lots. Prices range from the low 60s to mid 20 thousands, with various loan and equity terms and contact numbers. Local agents include Pro Realty Spoil Her, Marilyn Polland, George Eubanks, and Sandy Preister with several phone lines.
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Alpine Dr
Bath
PRO Realty
Houndslake
Sandy Preister
WE Trade Homes Office
Country setting with city conveniences on 47 acres
Beautiful 5 bedroom 3 bath home with den and fireplace sits on 47 acres near Aiken. Stable for horses and basement workshop add value. Also offered is a neat 3 bedroom home with playroom and fenced yard in good location priced in the 20s and 39 600 for the larger property.
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Aiken
Itown
Carter’s Son Chip Carter Plays Blackjack in Atlantic City
Chip Carter, President Carter’s son, slipped into Resorts International’s club in Atlantic City with Secret Service agents and played a few hands of blackjack as bystanders failed to recognize him amid a crowd of 1,700. Pope Paul VI urged 15 000 Italian schoolchildren to answer violence with love and peace during a Rome march to St Peter’s Square. Xavier Cugat returns home after a week treated for high blood pressure at Cedars Sinai. Former Navy Secretary John Warner donates $500 to Richard Obenshain’s campaign after losing GOP nomination bid. Frankie Laine admitted to hospital ICU for dizziness but later performed two concerts the same day.
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N.J
Carter
Chip
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Press of
Resorts International
Secret Service
Rome
St. Peter’s Square
Italy
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Los Angeles
Xavier Cugat
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Larry Baum
Cugat
Wilshire
Cedars- Sinai
Klansmen hold memorial at Jefferson Davis birthplace in Kentucky
A small group of hooded Ku Klux Klan members staged a memorial near the Jefferson Davis birthplace in Fairview Kentucky. The ceremony drew police and reporters as 18 robed members gathered at the monument with flowers while rival Klan members muted protests and a sermon from a local pastor offered cautious remarks.
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Hopkinsville
Ku Klux Klan
Jefferson Davis
Fairview
Re. A. R. Lasley
Virginia Street Baptist Church
Kentucky
Christian
Todd
Lasley
William M. Chaney
Greenwood
Ind
Confederation of Independent Orders
Invisible Empire Knights
Robert E. Scoggin
Spartansburg
Chaney
Klan
Marvin L. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Miller
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Richmond
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U.S. Senate
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Elizabeth Taylor
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