Hopelands Soprano Maureen Simpson-Somers Tonight
Hopelands features soprano Maureen Simpson-Somers in a summer concert at 7 30 PM with pianist Antoine Cordahi. She will perform works by Purcell Schumann Donizetti Herbert Puccini and Floyd. The 1974 Winthrop College graduate studies vocal performance at Indiana University on a scholarship under Margaret Harshaw. The concert is free with parking at Mead Avenue and Whiskey Road near the Green Boundary Club. Patrons should bring blankets or lawn chairs.
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Hopeland Gardens
Maureen Simpson-Somers
Antoine Cordahi
Ms. Simpson-Somers
Purcell
Schumann
Donizetti
Victor Herbert
Puccini
Carlisle Floyd
Alice D. Simpson
Thomas A. Simpson
Indiana Univeristy
Winthrop College
Metropolitan Opera
Margaret Harshaw
Mead Avenue
Whiskey Road
Green Boundary Club
Judge Peeples Opens One-Week Aiken County June Term
Traffic cases are expected to dominate aiken county general sessions court as judge Rodney A. Peeples leads a one week term. The solicitor’s office plans indictments for murder and sexual assault plus housebreaking and traffic cases. Monday focuses on guilty pleas.
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Aiken County
Salley Officials Balk at $5000 Audit Bill
Salley officials refuse to approve a $5,000 charge for an audit of the town finances by Clyde B. Livingston and Co. of Orangeburg. The report questions whether the Chitlin Strut is a town function or one run by individuals liable for funds and calls for the town to establish a budget. The auditing firm is expected to attend the next town meeting.
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Salley
Clyde B. Livingston and Co
Orangeburg
Aiken Board of Education Schedules Budget Hearing
The Aiken County Board of Education will not meet tomorrow night and will gather Tuesday June 17 for a public hearing on the 1980 81 budget. The budget adoption is set for Tuesday June 28 in the Educational Center conference room at 843 Edgefield Ave.
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Aiken County Board of Education
Educational Center
Edgefield Ave
Break-Ins Reported In North Augusta Bath and Easley
Break-ins across Aiken County are reported with Ada Palmer, Wesley Carter, and Roy L. White as victims. Losses include jewelry, stereo equipment, a pistol, a TV, a water bed, and a CB radio with tools. New Ellenton Town Council to meet at 7 00 p m with no agenda.
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Ada Palmer
Rt. 3
North Augusta
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Bath
Wesley Carter
Roy L. White
Easley
Georgia-Carolina Truck Leasing Company
Clearwater
Ellenton
Older golfer muses on carts versus walking on the course
A 50-year-old golfer jokes about younger players renting carts while his daughter notes they carry extra weight and may need space for beer. He says he plays soccer and racquetball for exercise and golf is just for fun. carrying a bag would end the enjoyment.
Primary election looms with multiple Aiken County contests
Tomorrow's primary will fill several seats in Aiken County and statewide races. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Democratic and Republican locations differ. Key races include solicitor with Sylvia Westerdahl versus Bob Harte, District 3 council with Adkison McElhaney Davis, and three South Carolina House seats. Local sheriff and coroner contests also on ballot.
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Sylvia W. Westerdahl
Bob Harte
Aiken County
Jack M. Adkison
H. Michael McElhaney
L.V. Davis
South Carolina
William Rees
Joe Anderson Jr
Scott Derrick
M. Judson Busbee
Robert O. Cooper
Terry McMillan
Bobby D. Kelly Jr
William H
Billy) Jones
U.S. Senate
Ernest F. Hollings
Nettie DuRant Dickerson
William Kreml
Marshall T. Mays
Charles Rhodes
William K. Carley
S.C. Senate
Thomas Moore
Charles Kneece
Julian Dunbar
Neal Forney
Billy Caughman
Senate
Norma Russell
Paul Grant
George McCormick
Edward Yarbrough
Ralph Gunnells
Robert A. Johnson
Carrol Heath
Carlos L
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Public Hearing Tonight For Aiken City Budget
Aiken City Council will hold a public hearing and second reading tonight at 7 30 p m in the council room of the Municipal Office Building 214 Park Ave on the proposed 1980 81 budget. If approved the millage would be 147 mills with higher water sewer and fire service charges and a Revenue Sharing Funds expenditure ordinance included.
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Aiken
Park Ave
OPEC Faces Price Compromise Talks in Algiers
In Algiers the divided OPEC begins formal talks on a price compromise that could lift the world oil bill and raise US gasoline and heating oil costs about 7.5 cents a gallon. Saudi Arabia opposes the deal, while Iraq proposes 32 dollars a barrel, and the group weighs a mixed pricing plan among hawks and doves.
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Algiers
Algeria
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
U.S
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Dove
Tayeh Abdel- Karim
United Arab Emirates
Iraq
Clark Seeks U S Apology To Iran
Former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark urged an American apology for past actions in Iran. He said he would travel to Iran despite a presidential ban and criticized support for the deposed shah, urging cooling tensions over sanctions. He warned sanctions could push Iran toward the Soviet Union while hostages remain captive.
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Paris
Ramsey Clark
United States
Iran
Clark
Soviet Union
Heat and drought threaten crops and prices in Aiken County
Aiken County farmers report no rainfall and low prices amid stress on crops. Clemson Extension agent Allen Bayles notes curling leaves on soybeans, potential peach losses without rain, decent corn condition but pollination risk, and grazing disruptions as meat prices drop.
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Aiken County
Allen Bayles
Clemson
Bayles
National Weather Service
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Aiken Today
Dear Abby
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HARTE
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Libya
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