Ford Panel Recommends Boosting Domestic Energy Output
The labor-management committee reports that 106 nuclear and 129 coal plants were postponed or canceled, risking less oil dependence and economic growth. Proposals include tax depreciation for utility construction costs, extending the Price Anderson Act, federal incentives for coal and nuclear use, and a small task force to identify and remove construction impediments.
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Registration For Recreation Programs Set
Aiken opens its summer recreation program next week with signups at four grounds Virginia Acres Park Aiken Elementary School Smith Hazel Recreation Park and Eustis Park Elementary School. The program runs eight weeks Monday to Friday 9 am to noon and 3 pm to 5 pm for ages 5 to 12 under the Aiken Recreation Department with counselors leading activities arts crafts games and trips.
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CIA Assassination Plots Tapped by House Panel
House intelligence committee members report sketchy briefings on CIA involvement in assassination plots against foreign leaders including Rafael Trujillo. Some members doubt the linkage while Rep. Stanton claims the briefing could support CIA involvement.
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Taylor to Speak at Friendship Baptist Church
James A. Taylor will deliver the guest address at Friendship Baptist Church during the Men's Day Program. The event is set for Sunday at 11 a.m. at the church building.
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Vacation Bible School Registration at Calvary Baptist Church
Granitevile readers are invited to register for Vacation Bible School at Calvary Baptist Church. The program runs Monday through June 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. nightly with registration taking place tomorrow at the church.
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Burnettown Church Plans Bible School
Burnettown First Baptist Church announces a Vacation Bible School running Monday through Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily at the church.
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Aiken County to draft comprehensive subdivision rules
The Aiken County Planning Commission will skip interim subdivision rules to focus on a comprehensive plan. They plan to have subdivision regulations drafted within 90 days pending staff and budget approval and recommended road variances for Jackson Grove, with Talatha Farms termed nonconforming under current rules.
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California Unveils New Grape Carnelian Variety
The University of California released a red grape named Carnelian in 1973 for commercial planting. It is a cross developed from Cabernet Sauvignon Grenache and Carignan varieties aimed at expanding California viticulture.
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Summer story programs for children held at library
Summer programs for children run each Monday at 10 15 a m at the Aiken County Library. Children are grouped by ages and exposed to books films and special activities. Attendance is open to children age 3 and older.
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Be Workers Reassured Hospital Management Move
The firm expects a two to four month transition before HCA takes interim management of the hospital. Leaders noted other HCA facilities have women's auxiliary groups and space for a gift shop in Aiken's new hospital. Thirteen hospitals use similar management contracts nationwide. The board recently voted unanimously to proceed with the transition and indicated a collaborative approach.
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Court orders new food stamp plan to ensure adequate diet
A U.S. Court of Appeals ruling requires the Agriculture Department to draft a new food stamp plan within 120 days, finding the current formula invalid for guaranteeing a nutritionally adequate diet for all 19.6 million recipients. The decision, praised by anti hunger groups, leaves the old rules in place pending action.
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Robbery at Langley bank follows February heist
An FBI report ties a Langley Beech Island bank robbery to an earlier February incident with missing night deposit bags. Wells Fargo delivered funds days before, with figures unclear, while bonds were found at the abandoned car site and investigators consider payroll theft as a possibility. Local agencies aided roadblocks across Aiken North Augusta and Augusta.
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Charges Dismissed In Highland Park Country Club Incident
Three Aiken youths Ashley Cole William Price and Seth Surasky had petty larceny malicious destruction to property and trespassing charges dismissed by City Judge Marion L Powell. Restitution was paid to owner James M McNair and the youths worked under parental supervision to complete the agreed restitution.
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Heath and Cartin Attend Science Fair Final
Chuck Heath a rising junior at Schofield Campus Aiken High School and Steve Cartin of Leavelle McCampbell High School attended the 26th states national Science and ing Fair in Oklahoma City recently as CSRA finalists. Mrs W J Lanham of Schofield also attended as a biology teacher. The international show inspires student interest in science with representatives from many states and foreign countries.
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