Flag loving couple keeps Belvedere home flag flying
Mr and Mrs Jack Owings of 122 Monteray Belvedere replace Old Glory several times yearly. Mrs Owings says they buy five flags annually to honor a disabled Korean War veteran husband who served from age 17. They display the flag daily believing true Americans fly it every day.
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Belvedere
Jack Owings
Monteray St
America
Ginny Southworth
Aiken Cablevision Franchise Sold to First Carolina
The Aiken City Council gave first reading on transferring Aiken Cablevision’s franchise to First Carolina Communications. Under a June 17 agreement First Carolina will buy all systems in Aiken and adjacent areas with completion expected by July 31.
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Aiken
First Reading
Aiken Cablevision
First Carolina Communications
Aiken City
Edgefield City
Johnston
Saluda
Burnettown
First Carolina
E.B. Chester
Chester
Tar River
Rocky Mount
N.C
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Rules for Flying the American Flag per NSCAR brochure
A DAR member outlines rules for displaying the United States flag. The flag should be flown on specified holidays and whenever weather permits, with specifics on hours, lighting, proper handling, and forbidden uses. It emphasizes dignified destruction when worn and prohibitions against improper display or wearing the flag.
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Banner of America
NSCAR
W.S. Martin
DAR
Lincoln Lincoln
United States
Employers urged to use targeted jobs tax credits
Employers can save money by hiring the jobless through programs that offer tax breaks. The Targeted Jobs Tax Credit and its summer youth program provide incentives to hire new workers, according to Bill Murphy, area director at the Aiken Job Service Office.
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Sumu
Aiken
Bill Murphy
Jobs For The Jobless Tax Credit Extended
Congress extends the Targeted Jobs Tax Credit for employers hiring from nine worker categories including General assistance recipients, Handicapped individuals, SSI recipients, economically disadvantaged families, certain ex-offenders, youths 18 24 and 16 19, WII participants, and aid to dependent children recipients. Employers must obtain a state job service voucher and file IRS Form 5884 with their tax return.
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U.S
Ployer
Internal Revenue Service
Aiken City Council Sets Election Dates and committee appointments
The Aiken City Council approved election timing for three city seats with filing starting August 30 at noon and ending October 13 at noon, party primaries or conventions on September 27, runoff if needed October 4, and the general election November 8. Also four members were named to the Farmers Market Committee and bids were accepted for fire equipment totaling 6847.10 dollars. The council approved funding shifts for a senior housing project and plans to supply Barclay subdivision water pending county and fire safety approvals, plus several public works funding requests and a lease renewal for a Youth Correction Center air monitor site.
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Aiken
Municipal Election Commission
Angeburg St
Elizabeth Scott
Council
Department of Public Safety
Barclay
Cherokee Street
Crosland Park
Youth Correction Center
United Way Names Simons Aiken County Leader
Aiken native Chuck Simons III has been named campaign chair for the United Way in Aiken County. He is an Aiken High School and University of South Carolina graduate and seeks to lead local fund efforts with backing from Tom Cauld Jr, the United Way president.
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Aiken
Charles Jorney
Chuck) Simons III
Camel Aiken County
Tom Cauld Jr
United Way
Simons
Aiken High School
University of South Carolina
University of South School of Law
Hee
Pan
Aiken County
Ralph Gunnells
Smith
Mrs. M D Kaney Wins Car on The Price Is Right
Mrs. M D Kaney of New Ellenton earned a new car after being chosen as a contestant during a California visit for the TV show The Price Is Right. The program is slated to air Friday September 30. The column also recounts a brief anecdote about a boy who told a traveling salesman his mother was home, only to reveal the family did not live there.
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M.D. Kaney
New Ellenton
California
Donna Herndon
Aiken
Smith
Hypnosis Aids Crime Investigations In States Varying Admissibility
The article discusses hypnosis as a tool for recalling memories in victims and witnesses. It notes nine states restrict or test its court use while most allow it for investigative purposes with potential recall of details like license plates and car descriptions.
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Smith
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