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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1979

Page

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Gas supplies running low worry Aiken County distributors

Four oil jobbers in Aiken report month supplies near depletion. Amoco and Shell distributors say allocations cut to 70–75 percent. Dailey Oil and Gulf also cut, with fears of ongoing shortages. Diesel fuel shortage discussed by county officials due to a truckers strike, with weekly supply down from 6000 to 1000 gallons and price up 2 percent.

Aiken County Aiken W.C. Jackson Amoco Jackson Joe Kneece Aiken Oil Company Gulf Kneece John Epps Shell Johnson Oil Company Epps Texaco Malcolm Dailey Dailey Oil Company Dailey L. C. Greene Green Carrol H. Warner Greene

Nationwide truck strike escalates with multiple state actions

Texas and Connecticut drivers vow to halt trucking while North Carolina operators park rigs and dairy farmers dump milk. In Alabama a driver was shot and killed as protests widen. FBI joins the probe as National Guard assists fuel deliveries and strikers claim 40 to 75 percent participation.

Associated Press Texas Connecticut North Carolina Carter National Guard Minnesota Utah Pennsylvania South Carolina Alabama FBI Fob James Robert C. Tate Birmingham William J. Hill The

Serbian Bombmaker Hijacker Surrenders in Shannon

An American Airlines Boeing 707 hijacked from New York to Chicago was flown to Shannon Ireland where the hijacker Nikola Kavaja 45 of Paterson New Jersey surrendered to police after the plane landed at 2 47 p m local time 9 47 a m EDT. Authorities said he was armed with dynamite and a security cordon surrounded the aircraft as Irish police and a special anti-terror unit took control. The FBI noted Kavaja had earlier hijacked a smaller jet from New York to Chicago and described the device as capable of blowing the plane apart.

Shannon Ireland American Airlines New York FBI Duty Office London Ed Sharp

Hay field blaze harms car in North Augusta

Blanding Boatwright’s car became stuck in hay and caught fire after a field blaze started while he tried to free it. A local bucket brigade helped extinguish the flames. no injuries were reported and the car was heavily damaged. North Augusta officials later debated tennis court surfaces, prioritizing players' footwear.

Blanding Boatwright

Cancer Risks Aren't Absolutes In Health Warning Tone

A physician argues risks of cancer and environmental hazards are not absolute. He notes automobiles and smoking cause harm yet remain common, and cites vinyl chloride as a real hazard but cautions against fear. Cancers may take decades to appear and no single cause is identified.

Benjamin Byrd Nashville Tennessee American Society

Green Holds On To N A Junior Lead

Local junior lead chase tightens as Green maintains slim margin in North American standings. Report highlights continued competition among top contenders with key moves anticipated in upcoming rounds.

Green N.A

Aiken Man Bernard Shealy Found Dead on Wire Road Farm

Bernard T. Shealy, 52, was found shot dead on his Wire Road farm in Aiken. He died after being pronounced at Aiken Community Hospital yesterday afternoon. Investigators recovered a pistol described as a .32 or .38 caliber beside the body. Two gunshot wounds were noted. authorities released limited details this morning.

Bernard T. Shealy Aiken County Sheriff's Department Shealy Aiken Community Hospital

Former Clerk Bond Paid in Aiken County Case

Aiken County received 15132.85 for payment of the surety bond on former Clerk Cleo J. Scott. The county council had reached a 16000 settlement in March while the state pursued 45378 missing from the clerk’s office. The bond was with Underwriters Adjustment Co, and 867.15 of the settlement covered costs.

Aiken County Aiken Margie H. Plunkett Cleo J William) Scott Scott State Attorney

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