Rebates Would Pay Old Bills and Cut Prices
AAP reports Americans plan to use tax rebates first to pay old debts and rebuild savings. The House approved a 1974 income tax rebate and a 1975 tax cut, but the measure stalls in the Senate. Meanwhile Amstar and Sucrest cut wholesale and commercial sugar prices by about two to three cents per pound.
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Domino Brand
Sucrest Corp
Farm fuel hike could add over $1000 to costs
Washington AP reports that under administration energy proposals American farmers would face an average annual rise exceeding $1,000 in their fuel expenses. A Library of Congress study predicts the impact.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Illinois Senate expected to vote on Equal Rights Amendment today
Pro ERA supporters in Illinois optimistic after a federal court decision they say allows passage by simple majority. The ERA has failed in four prior General Assembly sessions and a three-fifths vote was once required.
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Illinois Senate
ERA
Illinois General Assembly
Senate
Kidnap Victim Expected Home Amid German Crisis
Berlin AP reports Peter Lorenz remained missing as a West German plane transporting five anarchist convicts departed for Aden, then flew back. Interior Ministry offered no details but assumed the jetliner would return to Germany.
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Peter Lorenz
Aden
West German
Interior Ministry
Germany
Public barred from topping off at Aiken Community Hospital
M C Bud Dokes construction superintendent for J M Rogers Construction Co said the public cannot be accommodated at the steel topping ceremony for the Aiken Community Hospital. He noted trucks and heavy equipment make the site unsafe for visitors though officials may attend and the project remains ahead of schedule for the health needs of citizens. The ceremony will be held for city and county officials at the hospital site.
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M.C
Bud) Dokes
Aiken Community Hospital
J.M. Rogers Construction Co
Nashville, Tenn
Housing authority seeks zoning change for 100-unit project
The Aiken Housing Authority requests a zoning change for an 18.6 acre Chesterfield Street tract to build a 100 unit low rent project. HUD sponsors the plan, with 46 elderly units and 54 family units split by Chesterfield Street and 20,000 square feet around each duplex. Critics fear congestion while supporters say the development upgrades the area with brick veneer buildings and added recreation. The plan includes burial utility lines, sidewalks, an administration building, and tenant facilities.
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Aiken Housing Authority
Chesterfield Street
Ervin E. Koon
Housing Authority
Aiken Planning and Zoning Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Soon
John Weems
Hallman & Weems
Columbia Ave
Weems
Koon
Aiken hosts a busy March with horse events and fundraisers
The Aiken calendar lists events from March 7 to March 22 including the Triple Crown Ball at the Fermata Club and Aiken Harness Races at the Aiken Mile Track. Proceeds support the American Cancer Society, Aiken Jaycees, Helping Hands, and other groups. Tickets sold via the Aiken Chamber of Commerce with multiple price levels and trackside options.
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Greater Aiken
Aiken
Hitchcock Woods Show
Hitchcock Woods
Aiken Training
Aiken Jaycees
Talatha Church Road
Aiken Hunt
Helping Hands, Inc
Aiken Sertoma Club
Washington Park Mounted Police
Whitney Field
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Laurens Street
Aiken Unit
American Cancer Society
Fermata Club
President Seeks Compromise on Oil Tariffs and Prices
President Ford seeks a compromise with Democrats by delaying 60 days two monthly $1-a-barrel tariff hikes and delaying price controls on domestic crude oil as he weighs vetoing a Democratic bill to delay the tariff program.
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Ford
White House
Congress
Senate
House
al Altman
D-ore
Ways and Means Committee
Ford Administrations
Altman
Freeze Dings Peach Crop as Cold Snap Lingers
A new freeze last night damaged early peach blossoms across the county with farmers uncertain about the total loss. Horticulture instructor John Ridley notes little kill in the early stage, while forecasts warn of another freeze tonight reaching near 3 below. County agents urge patience to assess the extent of crop damage as warm weather returns.
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Bill Beasley
John Ridley
Clemson
Christmas Deal In Feature Harness Races Saturday in Aiken
Harness fans anticipate a full program at the Aiken Mile Track with Christmas Deal leading a seven race card. Governor's Cup features top trotters and pacers, while Cora Belle parades after race five and advance tickets benefit local charities.
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Scott Hunter
Aiken Mile
Banks Mill Road
Marion Sprint
Lucinda Ranger
James Edwards
Cora Belle
Aiken
Don Larlee
Aiken Hunt
Hitchcock Woods discussed at USC Aiken forum
About 250 residents filled USC Aiken auditorium to hear Dr. Donald Thompson outline Hitchcock Woods history and biodiversity. The talk covered erosion and development threats, plus drainage and paving impacts from city outfalls endangering streams and ancient sites.
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USC
Concerned Citizens
Historic
Aiken
Donald Thompson
University of South Carolina
Savannah River
Walter Joseph
WP. Bebbington
South Boundary Ave
Bebbington
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