Simons Named in List for Supreme Court Vacancy
An Aiken federal judge Charles E. Simons Jr. is among eight candidates named by Senate Judiciary Chairman Strom Thurmond for Justice Potter Stewart's soon to be vacant Supreme Court seat. Reagan is expected to pick J. Clifford Wallace, with Simons as a possible alternative. Stewart retires July 3 and a decision may come by mid July.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Reagan
Senate
Strom Thurmond
Simons
Thurmond
William French Smith
Man Killed In Wreck At Wagener Intersection
A 66 year old Wagener man Rudolph Werling of Route 1 died in a two car crash at the intersection of S C 4 and State Park Road. The stop sign violation led to the crash and three others were treated at Aiken Community Hospital with two later sent to an Augusta hospital.
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Wagener
Rudolph Werling
Route 1
S.C. 4
State Park Road
Aiken
John Stoll
Werling
S.C
Aiken Community Hospital
Augusta Hospital
Budget On Agenda At Aiken County Council Meeting
The Aiken County Council plans a 6 p.m. meeting at 736 Richland Ave. to discuss the county budget with department heads and agencies that asked for a meeting. The fate of the civil defense program will also be discussed, following Mim Woodring push to cut the program.
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Aiken County
Willar Hightower
Frampton
Durban
Hastings Wyman
Municipal Election Commission
Family Pro Digy from Cambridge on P M Magazine
Cambridge Ohio family pro digy Joseph Susedik and wife Jitsuke with daughters Susan Stacey Stephanie Johanna appear on Channel 10 at 7 30 p m The Susediks are half brother and relatives of Mary Ann Barclay and Irving J Beveridge of Aiken.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Channel 10
Joseph Susedik
Jitsuke
Susan
Stacey
Stephanie
Johanna
Susedik
Mary Ann
Thomas D.) Barclay
Irving J. Beveridge
Aiken
Inflation dips below ten percent after May rise
Inflation in May reached 8.4 percent year over year, led by housing costs and mortgage rates. Prices grew 0.7 percent in May with declines in gasoline and food, while health care and apparel showed modest gains. Real wages fell and economists offered mixed forecasts for the remainder of 1981.
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Washington
Labor Department
May
Reagan
Donald Ratajczak
Georgia State University
Edward Yardens
E.F. Hutton & Co
Iran Clerics Still Seek Bani-Sadr
Beirut dispatch reports Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, Iran’s deposed president, eluding capture amid a power struggle. Khomeini calls for repentance and return as Tehran implements arrests and executions linked to clashes between Bani-Sadr supporters and rivals.
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Iran
Beirut
Lebanon
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Middle East
Tehran
Khomeini
Bani Sadr
Quddasi
Bani-Sadr
Aiken Declared Green Survival City For Hopeland Gardens
The City of Aiken SC becomes the 18th U.S. city and first in SC to gain Green Survival City status for Hopeland Gardens. Suzi Gilbert presented a certificate to Mayor H Odell Weeks and praised Park Council leaders T A Hammond and Tom Rapp for the effort.
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Aiken
South Carolina
United States
Suzi Gilbert
H. Odell Weeks
Hopeland Gardens
T.A. Hammond
Tom Rapp
Gilbert
S.C
American Association of Nurserymen
AAN
Washington D.C
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New Justice
Edwin Meese III
White House
Elizabeth Hanford Dole
Cornelia G. Kennedy
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Detroit
Amalya L. Kearse
New York
C. Bruce Littlejohn
House of Representatives
Sen. Thurmond
Dorcey Lybrand
Judge Simons
Charles E. III
Wallace
San Diego
J. Clifford Wallace
Charles E. Simons JR
President Reagan
Abby
Erma Bombeck
Hopelands Lands Aiken New Award
Eddins Electric Company of Columbia
Virginia Acres Park
Roland H. Windham
Eddins
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