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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1981
Page
8
About 400 people sample Duff's new cafeteria on Sunday along U.S. 25 at Triangle Plaza near Belvedere. Diners pick foods at rotating counters then queue for service, with self serving stations and Texas Tornado Cake, while fans praise the all you care to eat concept.
The North Augusta Chamber of Commerce sponsors a July 4 weekend festival with events across the town. A comedy rehearsal runs July 2 and 3 at Grace United Methodist Church. A God and country service is planned July 5 at 7 30 pm in the North Augusta Senior High School stadium. Elizabeth T Thurmond will ride as grand marshal in a 5 July parade starting at First Baptist Church. A patriotic program features D A R Good Citizenship winner Bill Kotti and Naval ROTC Captain Bob Lemon. Public picnics, food, and a full afternoon of entertainment follow including community bands, chorales, and a history quiz game.
North Augusta officials outline beginner instruction face painting games and contests coordinated by City Recreation director Bob Brooks. Teens attend a sock hop with local bands. July 4 rehearsals proceed as Community Band directed by Richard Brasco rehearses Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at the NASH band room. The Community Chorale has two rehearsals June 11 and June 30 with Luci Ruzicka leading in Wayne Lord’s absence. Sunday choir meets June 28 at 5 p.m. at First Baptist Church. The I Love America children’s chorus meets at Mamie Chance Cafetorium and Belvedere Elementary Cafetorium with Nan Hamilton directing. open to grades three through six. Call North Augusta Chamber for details.
A consortium of West German utilities showed interest in buying a stake in Allied General Nuclear Services Barnwell plant to reprocess spent fuel from German reactors. No formal proposal exists. AGNS may be written off if the federal government delays purchase.
President Reagan pushes for a tax cut package as Congress begins drafting the bill. House Speaker O'Neill says votes exist but vows a tough battle, noting Democrats lead the committee 2 to 1 while hinting at floor obstacles. White House aide Baker says the fight is challenging but doable. A separate report notes a $400 fire damage at a Waffle House ice machine on Richland Avenue.
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