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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1976

Page

2

Wallace Reagan In Race To Stay In NC Primary

Wallace and Reagan say losses in North Carolina will not end their campaigns. Carter leads Wallace in a tight Democratic race while Ford faces Reagan in a Republican contest. Turnout is projected light, with 61 Democratic delegates and 54 Republican delegates on first ballots. Reagan cites defense strength and cites Schlesinger on costs to boost US posture.

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Democratic slate fills county posts in Aiken South Carolina

Aiken County Democrats list offices and candidates for auditor coroner probate judge sheriff registrar of mesne conveyance clerk of court county commission eight district seats and state senate seats. Notables include James A. Williams North Augusta running for auditor and Jimmie L. Gregory seeking coroner. Filing runs April 1 to 15 with party chairman.

James A. Williams North Augusta Olin C Martha W.) Redd Williams Augusta College University of Georgia Dixie Fuel Co Augusta Sertoma Club North Augusta Baptist Church US Air Force Jimmie L. Gregory Paul D. Grant Grant Aiken City Manning Douglas Sue H. Roe Mesne Aiken County Democratic Party Betty Royal L.V. Davis F.L. Kirby Lucas Ray Cleve Edmunds Edmund Belvedere Laurie Livingston Charleston Livingston Motion Industries Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville Larry Kelly Homer L. McGee Kelley Aiken High School American Legion University of South Carolina Kelly Board of Commissioners McGee Aiken Memorial Park Monetta High School Aiken Langley James K. Gregory Gregory General Grading Co Sertoma Club The Jaycees First Presbyterian Church Forrest L. Kirby Pacolet High School Cecil's Business College Spartanburg Kirby S.C. Veterans of Foreign Wars Senate James Glass Gilbert E. McMillan R.aiken Glass Robert M. Bell William E. Knotts Bell University of South Carolina School of Law St. John's United Methodist Administrative Board

Aiken Standard Editorial Policy and Contact Info

The Aiken Standard, established 1867 and published daily except Saturdays and Sundays, provides notice of its address at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 and details about subscriptions, payment corrections, and AP dispatch rights. It notes no responsibility for advertisement errors but offers correction in the next issue and limits advance payments to five weeks.

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Neighbor Arrested In Deaths Of 6 In Trevose

A 24 year old neighbor was arrested and charged with six counts of murder in the execution style killings of six people at the Bucks County home of John Abt on March 12. He was taken into custody at the Bensalem Township police station following the investigation and authorities cited a personal vendetta as the motive.

Trevose George Geschwendt Bensalem Township Lawrence Michaels Bucks County John Abt

Mortgage refinancing tips for home transfers

Most homes have an existing mortgage that must be cleared before transfer. Buyers should obtain financing from the lender holding the current mortgage, who is usually willing to refinance the home at the current rate.

Bank Savings and Loan Association

Panel Stripped Of Powers To Finance Candidates

The Federal Election Commission loses most powers after Congress fails to restructure under a Supreme Court ruling. The FEC can no longer disburse public funds to presidential candidates or major parties. lawmakers seek a compromise bill to restore some authority. The agency had already distributed funds totaling over 12 million dollars for the year, led by Alabama Gov George Wallace and President Ford.

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