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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1979

Page

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Truckers Blockade Affects Four Terminals in Sweetwater

Four fuel terminals in Sweetwater faced a blockade by independent truckers led by James Evans of Augusta. Gas and diesel deliveries to Amoco Gulf Phillips facilities slowed, with Southern Facilities staying largely accessible. The dispute centers on diesel prices and Interstate Commerce Commission rules along with a 55 mph limit, as White House talks and local patrols navigate the standoff.

Sweetwater Amoco Gulf Phillips Oil Southern James Evans Augusta S&s U.S. 25 E.C. Shuford George Griffith Griffith John L. Pitman Belvedere Milner National Guard Richard Riley Marion Brown Aiken

V J Ray Faces Council Hearing Over Firing

V J Ray Jr. appears at 5 30 p m to protest his recent firing by Magistrate Max A Meek amid claims of age and immaturity. He previously served as constable for Judge L Glenn Holley. The meeting includes a third reading and public hearing for the 1979 80 budget and three emergency ordinances.

V.J. Ray Jr Aiken County Ray Max A. Meek Meek L. Glenn Holley

Three Aiken bachelors clash over shared home and dog

Aiken men considering joint ownership face a dispute over including a dog in their new family arrangement. Megan Ness awaits a baby and urges family members to speak to the unborn sibling. A Peach Festival visitor notes water systems run at full speed despite heavy rain.

Megan Ness Trenton

This Family's Found The Key See Page 5A Inside Today

A compact teaser notes the family discovers a key and directs readers to page 5A for details amid the Today section contents across classifieds comics community calendar editorials obituaries sports television weather.

Aiken County

Soviet Leader Sits Firm Amid Talks at Vienna Summit

AP reports Brezhnev and aides held firm, nixed real dialogue with Carter aside from the Backfire bomber issue. Brezhnev, aged 72, showed fatigue and slurred speech, while Carter led most talks with extemporaneous remarks. Chernenko offered no input, treated as aide. Gromyko and Ustinov played stronger roles.

Vienna Austria Leonid Brezhnev Carter U.S Brezhnev Andrei Gromyko Politburo Konstantin A. Chernenko Chernenko Gromyko Defense Dmitri F. Ustinov

Carter vows to campaign for SALT II ratification

President Carter urged a joint session to win Senate approval of the SALT II treaty. Critics pressed for amendments with Senator Baker calling passage unlikely without changes. Key figures Kennedy and Jackson weighed in as the Foreign Relations Committee mapped July hearings led by Church with Vance and Brown set to testify.

Donald M. Rothberg Associated Press Washington Soviet Union Senate Carter Congress Howard H. Baker Tennessee Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Jackson Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Senate Foreign Relations Committee Cyrus R. Vance Defense Harold Brown Frank Church D-Idaho Church

Cancer as a Many Sided Evil and Its Slow Progress

A medical overview explains cancer as a variation of normal cell life with trillions of cells forming daily. Scientists like Dr. James P. Holland note only a fraction become cancer, while radiation, environmental insults, injury, and aging may trigger malignancy.

James P. Holland Mt. Sinai Hospital New York City

Mrs. Cassels Chosen Chair of South Carolina Arts Commission

Charlotte Cassels elected chairman for 1979 80 term of the South Carolina Arts Commission beginning July 1. She becomes the first woman to lead the panel, succeeding Kenneth R. Brown. Cassels is active in multiple arts and civic roles in Aiken and Washington and has served since 1977.

Charlotte Cassels South Carolina Arts Commission Aiken James Edwards

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Thurmond Whatley Kathryn Smith Sweetwater Fuel Terminal V.J. Ray House Thomas P. O'Neill Walter Mondale Mrs. Cassels S.C. Arts Commission
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